The quality of a library should NOT depend on zip code. Read about this troubling inequity and why we need more state funding to address the issue.

A California survey revealed that over 60% of teachers do not have culturally relevant materials to support English Language Learners.

Enrollment in California public schools is dropping, and we need to find solutions. We must explore creative solutions!

Increasing school funding is vital to securing student health, in both physical and mental ways - air quality increases with increases in school funding.

California is facing a severe substitute teacher shortage, and we need to address it. Where should we go from here?

The California Education budget this year was a victory for our students - but where do we go from here?

In California, bilingual education is a necessity - how can we help bilingual teachers get credentialed?

College, even when public, is insanely expensive - how is California working to make it more affordable?

Book banning campaigns have been increasingly common across the United States, and aim to silence the voices of marginalized people - read about who is most impacted here.

In early March the board of San Francisco Unified voted to eliminate 300 staff positions by a March 15th deadline. Whether you are an educator, administrator, janitor, office staff, etc. there is a chance that the district you work for will decide to cut you. So, with there already being staff shortages why is this happening?

Recent numbers reported during the COVID-19 pandemic show a concerning amount of teachers are leaving their positions and few people want to join the field.

The San Francisco school district is facing the difficult task of cutting $125 million from their budget, in the midst of a deadly pandemic when our students need more resources, not less!

Gov. Newsom’s latest budget proposal includes a 5% increase in funding over a period of five years for UC and Cal State campuses. In exchange, the institutions must work to improve outcome for underserved students of low income and minority backgrounds.

State lawmakers are introducing a bill to tie educational funding to annual enrollment and provide an additional $3 billion per year for our public schools!

California is once again leading the nation by instituting the ethnic studies as a requirement for high school graduation starting in 2030. But LGBTQ struggles cannot be forgotten.

Many community colleges are experiencing a drop in enrollment. This allows for new opportunities to provide more attention and resources to retain those still enrolled.

Many college students across California are experiencing housing insecurity as a result of increased enrollment and hostile rental markets. This lack of secure housing negatively impacts student performance and is contributing to a larger cycle of stress and student debt among college-aged Californians.

California has seen an increase in device and internet access, but many low-income families still don’t have access to proper educational resources.

California has a problem with teacher diversity. One in 3 schools don’t have an Asian teacher; 1 in 6 don’t have a Latino teacher; and more than half don’t have a Black teacher.

Schools districts across the state are experiencing declining enrollment rates as a result of the pandemic, and many are in danger of losing funding. Reductions will cause major layoffs and a limit resources in already cash-strapped classrooms.