California students make small gains in math and English scores, improving at a slower pace than in the years following the pandemic.
Category: K-12 Education
California will require schools to test all K-2 students for basic math skills. The goal is to identify struggling students early.
California schools got money for arts education, but some returned it because they were unsure of the spending rules. A new law adds clarity.
A California proposal would test the math skills of all kindergartners through second-graders and provide tutoring for those who need it.
Some California schools weren’t spending their arts education money because the rules weren’t clear. This bill aims to provide guidance.
California’s school lunch program pairs local farmers, ranchers and food producers with school districts to provide fresh meals to students.
California’s reading scores have slowly improved after the state invested in several approaches, including literacy coaches for teachers.
At the last minute, the California budget cut funding that pays for school libraries’ fees for online research materials.
Due to education department cuts, the agency might not be able to administer federal funding or oversee education law, a new report finds.
School funding in California steers a lot to wealthy districts and to those with high-needs students. Those in the middle get a lot less.