The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Penn State University, challenging its policy of offering in-state tuition to students residing in the US illegally. The case raises questions about state versus federal authority on immigration and education.
San Francisco’s next school board is urged to adopt a comprehensive AI policy prioritizing student privacy, ethical use, and equal access to technology. The move aims to prepare students for a tech-driven future while safeguarding their rights.
Week 11 of the high school football season in Bakersfield, Kern County, showcased intense matchups and standout performances as teams vie for playoff spots. Stay updated with scores and highlights on KGET.com.
San Francisco has opened a new school dedicated to high-needs special education students, aiming to provide tailored support and keep these students within the city’s public school system.
Private school tuition in the San Francisco Bay Area varies widely, with top institutions charging upwards of $50,000 annually. The San Francisco Chronicle breaks down costs school by school, highlighting affordability gaps.
Silicon Valley parents, key architects of groundbreaking technology, are pushing to limit tech use in their children’s schools. This paradox highlights growing concerns over screen time and digital well-being in education.
San Francisco is set to end its public school lottery system, aiming to create a new enrollment model that promotes equitable access. The change seeks to address longstanding disparities in school placement.
UC San Francisco challenges DOJ’s claim that its medical school discriminates in admissions, asserting its policies promote diversity and fairness. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions over affirmative action in education.
The DOJ alleges UC San Francisco unlawfully favored Black and Latino medical school applicants, raising concerns over admissions bias. The university faces scrutiny amid ongoing debates on affirmative action policies.
A San Francisco university professor has written to the California Board of Education, urging reconsideration of the proposal to rename pre-1947 India in textbooks, sparking debate over historical terminology.
San Francisco voters have ousted three school board members in a recall election, CNN projects. The move reflects mounting public frustration over the board’s handling of key issues in the district.
Two California universities have cracked the world’s top 10 rankings, according to a recent global list. The San Francisco Chronicle reveals where these institutions stand among the elite in higher education worldwide.
The San Francisco school board recall vote tests liberal ideals as critics challenge decisions on curriculum and safety. The outcome could reshape local education policy and signal broader national debates.
The Filipino Veterans Education Center in San Francisco has officially re-opened, offering vital support and resources to Filipino veterans and their families. The center aims to preserve history and provide educational programs.
A San Francisco dad was questioned by park rangers while teaching his own kids tennis at a public court. The incident raises concerns about public space access and the role of authorities in community activities.
French singer Mr Tout Le Monde launches his first US tour with a vibrant performance in San Francisco. The show highlighted his unique blend of folk and indie, captivating the local audience. MerciSF!
A California teacher battling breast cancer faces financial strain after running out of sick days. She must now pay for a substitute out of pocket, highlighting gaps in support for educators with serious illnesses.
Nearly 1.5 million California children have missed weeks of school due to coronavirus-related closures, highlighting ongoing challenges in education access and public health safety across the state. (sfchronicle.com)
A Northern California school district faces a lawsuit after organizing a field trip to a mosque, sparking debate over religious neutrality in public education. The case raises questions about First Amendment rights.
A student was injured in a shooting at a San Francisco high school, police report. The suspect has been taken into custody. Authorities continue to investigate the incident. More details to follow.
