Parents call for accountability in Sunnyvale Summit charter school closure
Ryan Yamamoto reports on South Bay families fighting to keep a Sunnyvale charter school from closing (3-8-2023)
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Ryan Yamamoto reports on South Bay families fighting to keep a Sunnyvale charter school from closing (3-8-2023)
In the South Bay, families and some local education officials are fighting to keep a Sunnyvale charter school from closing in June.
High school students in Santa Rosa walked out of classes Friday afternoon to protest failures by officials that they say led to a deadly stabbing inside a classroom earlier this week.
High school students in Santa Rosa protested failures by school officials that they say led to a deadly stabbing inside a classroom earlier this week. Da Lin reports. (3-3-23)
Many students are afraid to return to Montgomery High following a fatal student stabbing and they and their parents are now taking action. Andrea Nakano reports. (3-2-23)
The mother of one of the teens involved in a deadly classroom stabbing in Santa Rosa says the school could and should have done more to prevent it. Betty Yu reports. (3-2-23)
A $3 million donation to an Oakland nonprofit from billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott is infusing dozens of newly-trained reading tutors into the city's underrepresented schools.
At a school in Los Gatos, a professional chef is helping move the school's cafeteria away from a "heat-and-serve" model to operate more like a restaurant
A lawmaker from Silicon Valley has introduced a proposal that would ensure all public high schools in California offer computer science courses, in an attempt to close the digital divide.
The Salvation Army has established its first culinary academy in the city, offering an intensive ten-week program to recovering addicts.
On the first weekend of Black History Month, the Oakland chapter of Jack and Jill America sponsored an event to promote reading among African American young people.
An East Bay man who was incarcerated as a young person turned his life around, and now he's guiding at-risk kids toward their own paths to success.
Parents and teachers breathed a sigh of relief after the Oakland school board reversed a decision to close several schools. Da Lin reports. (1-13-23)
The Oakland Unified School District announced on Friday it is officially notifying parents and students that five schools previously slated for closure at the end of the year will now stay open.
When one Alameda mother discovered that her children's school lacked a thriving music program, she orchestrated her own solution.
More than 160 elementary schools in the Bay Area have been recognized as California Distinguished Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond announced.
Graduates of a free career-training program focused on Black and Latino communities facing high unemployment say the transition to software sales has been life changing.
A writing program in San Francisco is helping a group of young people in the city's tough Tenderloin District flip the script of their lives. Reed Cowan reports. (12-29-22)
Students nationwide face lower earnings over their lifetime because of a loss of education during the pandemic, a Stanford economist said in a recently completed study, adding that the loss will be even greater for California students.
The $1.7 trillion spending bill passed Friday shores up Americans' retirement accounts and lets workers use student loan payments as a substitute for contributions to their retirement plans.
The work stoppage by University of California academic workers is causing stress for many students. Da Lin reports from Berkeley. (12-10-22)
Mary Linares-Garcia is a true 49ers fan. At Levi's Stadium Sunday, the Niners honored Mary for her faithful commitment to her students and community. Mary Lee reports. (12-4-22)
Mingjia Wang had the shock of his young life at age 20 -- a stroke. Juliette Goodrich spoke to him about his long journey back. (11-17-22)
The West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD) said Thursday it's reached an impasse on contract negotiations with the United Teachers of Richmond and will seek outside mediation.
Hundreds of young children are arrested every year in elementary schools across the country according to an extensive analysis of data by CBS News.
