Victoria Coleman, a former Air Force chief scientist, has been appointed by UC Berkeley to take the helm of the Berkeley Space Center, a research and innovation hub planned for the NASA Ames Research ...

In some counties, the gap between wealthy school districts funded by “excess” local property taxes and neighboring districts funded by the Local Control Funding Formula continues to widen.

Over 300,000 children in the United States are in foster care due to formal findings of parental neglect, abuse or abandonment, and nearly 40,000 of them are enrolled in California public schools. For ...

Almost all public schools in the U.S. had a cellphone policy last school year that allowed students to bring their phones to school, but two-thirds of those schools banned the use of phones during the ...

Almost all public schools in the U.S. had a cellphone policy last school year that allowed students to bring their phones to school, but two-thirds of those schools banned the use of phones during the ...

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments Tuesday on whether states can legally ban a controversial therapy meant to change a person’s attraction to others of the same sex. Medical associations, ...

Almost two dozen incarcerated women graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal studies from Cal State Los Angeles as part of the university’s Prison Graduation Initiative, ABC 7 reported. The ...

The U.S. Supreme Court is taking up two cases dealing with state laws that attempt to bar transgender athletes from participating in girls’ and women’s sports teams as they return Monday for a new ...

The principal goal of California's ambitious five-year-old Expanded Learning Opportunities Program was to address learning loss, but it is also turning into a rich source of new teachers.

Tuition costs are skyrocketing. Colleges across the state are working to increase in-state enrollments, which reduces the number of spots available for out-of-state students.

Early childhood educators need more training in how to teach math. Even more important is helping families integrate simple math, like counting, into their children's lives.

There are about 140,000 international students enrolled in colleges and universities in California, according to the latest figures provided by the U.S. Department of State.