Concord robotics teacher wins Teacher of the Year award
A huge honor for a teacher from the East Bay as he stands as one of five winners for a statewide award.
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A huge honor for a teacher from the East Bay as he stands as one of five winners for a statewide award.
Police in Petaluma are investigating disturbing messages written on a bathroom wall at a high school on Friday.
On the Stanford campus, students on both sides of the Israel-Palestinian divide are apprehensive about how the conflict will affect their college lives.
Teachers and the school district in San Francisco have avoided a threatened strike following a marathon all-night bargaining session that resulted in a tentative agreement, the teachers' union and the district announced Friday morning.
The San Francisco Unified School District and the union representing more than 1,000 school employees has reached a tentative labor agreement to avert a strike.
Classes were canceled at two private schools in Fremont on Monday after receiving bomb threats which later were determined to be without merit, police said.
Middle and high school students across California will be protected by a new law requiring life-saving prevention and response resources for fentanyl overdoses under legislation signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday.
Gov. Newsom has signed a law allowing low-income Mexican residents who live near the border to be eligible for in-state tuition at community colleges.
An instructor at Stanford University has been removed from teaching duties as the school investigates reports that during a discussion on the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the instructor downplayed the Holocaust and singled out students "based on their backgrounds and identities."
As negotiations continue between the San Francisco Unified School District and teachers on a new contract, educators took a step closer to a possible walkout by overwhelmingly voting to authorize a strike.
Public school teachers in Pleasanton picketed outside their school campuses Thursday to call attention to their ongoing contract negotiations with the school district.
Legislation aimed at tackling the issue of cyberattacks on the state's public K-12 education system was signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday.
Parents and residents in surrounding communities showed up at the Sunol Glen Unified School District Board meeting on Tuesday night with opposing views on a topic that has garnered attention throughout the Bay Area - the ban of special interest flags on campus.
By July of next year, it will be illegal for public schools in California to suspend students for low-level behavior issues after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation banning "willful defiance" suspensions among TK through 12th grade students throughout the state.
Newsom said Sunday he supports increased access to condoms for teens but vetoed the bill because it would cost too much.
