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The Bureau of Justice Statistics, in collaboration with the National Center for Education Statistics, has released “Indicators of School Crime and Safety: 2013.”..
Long before students have even entered ninth grade, teachers are looking to detailed data to figure out which kids are most likely to drop out of high school...
Over the past decade, a number of student movements across the country have shown that student power and leadership can lead to incredible change in our schools and communities...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporter Joshua Esqueda
In his first couple years of high school, James Eastland was involved in a gang...
Parents from across Los Angeles gave mixed grades for the district’s approach in involving them in budgetary decisions Wednesday, at a forum hosted by New America Media and organization Families In Schools, intended as an outlet for parents to voice their concerns...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporter Evan Cornutt
Cal State Long Beach student Blake Dempsey remembers one thing more than any other about his time growing up in the Long Beach Unified School District: the food...
San Diego Voice, News Report, Kimetha Hill, Posted: Apr 16, 2014
Photo courtesy of San Diego Refugee Tutoring Center
Editor’s Note: As California schools scramble to prepare for the new educational standards known as Common Core, teachers who work with refugee students have a different concern: the new computerized tests could make these students fall even further behind...
Southern California and Central Valley districts once again dominate top ranks
OAKLAND, CA (April 8, 2014) – Today, The Education Trust–West (ETW) releases its fourth annual District Report Cards, grading and ranking California’s largest unified districts on academic and college readiness outcomes for Latino, African-American, and low-income students...
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