california schools

KVCR’s Quinn Mays hears from Breanna Reeves of Black Voice News and Report for America about two new laws that took effect on July 1st. One law will mean later start times for middle and high schoolers, and another will restrict access to unserialized “ghost guns."

After much anticipation, California will lift its school mask mandate later this month.

Governor Newsom, on Jan. 18, launched the Californians for All College Corps.

The California Senate has voted to require that middle and high schools start their classes no earlier than 8:30am. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.Former…

Democratic Assemblyman Tony Thurmond will be California's next Superintendent of Public Instruction. The Associated Press Called the race over the weekend…

Educators consider chronic absenteeism a red alert - a blaring sign that a student might be academically at risk. As Capital Public Radio's Chris Nichols…

California middle and high school students would not have to start daily classes until at least 8:30am, under a bill making its way through the California…

Students in California shouldn't have to go hungry if their parents haven't paid their school lunch bills. That's the idea behind a proposal in the state…

A new study finds that as many as one million students in California have attended schools with water systems that didn't meet safe drinking water…

The U.S. Senate voted last week to pass a bill that replaces No Child Left Behind. The new policy sends much of educational standard-setting and…