California Schools Superintendent: $500 Million Needed To Give All Students Internet Access
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Many Sonoma County high school students who weren't allowed traditional graduation ceremonies during the COVID-19 pandemic are getting surprise deliveries, thanks to a kindness campaign that shows the North Bay community is better together.
With normal commencement ceremonies on hold, San Jose State University has launched a website to recognize each of its 2020 graduates.
The University of San Francisco has agreed to to pay $2.56 million over fraudulent claims for federal AmeriCorps grant funds for students working towards teaching degrees, according to federal authorities.
In a landmark decision Thursday, University of California regents voted to suspend the use of SAT and ACT tests as a requirement of admission and eliminate them for California students by 2025.
UC becomes the largest educational system in the nation to shed such assets in favor of renewable energy such as solar and wind power.
Six California school districts representing more than 900,000 students say the governor's proposed budget cuts will delay the reopening of schools.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled Monday that the National Collegiate Athletic Association can't limit the compensation colleges can give to top basketball and football players for education-related costs and benefits.
A celebrated Napa Valley chef offered a simple online cooking class to draw business to his pizza restaurant and it has become so popular that people now tune in from around the world.
The fundraising campaign was spurred by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic forcing students to learn and participate in class while at home.
Students at Laney College, Merritt College, the College of Alameda and Berkeley City College will be taking most of their classes remotely this fall.
The California Department of Education on Wednesday announced it will not mandate start dates for school districts in the state as the state provides guidelines for reopening during the coronavirus pandemic.
Most of the more than 770,000 students at California's two main university systems, which include several Bay Area campuses, aren't likely to return to campus this fall.
San Mateo County has eased its health order to allow drive-in style graduation ceremonies, providing an option for graduating seniors whose final year of high school has been interrupted by the coronavirus outbreak and shelter-in-place orders.
Distance learning will continue, at least through the Fall semester, for the nearly half million students attending California State University because of the coronavirus pandemic.
