The San Francisco School Board has been ordered not to cover a controversial mural depicting slaves and dead Native Americans. The ruling emphasizes preserving historical art despite its graphic imagery.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating San Francisco Unified School District over its policies on sexual orientation and parents’ rights, NBC Bay Area reports, amid concerns about compliance with federal laws.
Tensions escalate as San Francisco schools prepare to close for a fourth day amid an ongoing teachers’ strike, affecting 50,000 students. Negotiations remain stalled, leaving families and staff in uncertainty.
A San Francisco teacher survived a brutal knife attack aboard a train in Italy, KRON4 reports. Authorities are investigating the incident as the victim recovers. Further details on motive remain unclear.
Exclusive: Vanderbilt University announces plans to establish a new campus in San Francisco, expanding its reach to the West Coast. The initiative aims to boost innovation and foster industry partnerships in tech hubs.
San Francisco’s top high school has fallen sharply in national rankings following its decision to eliminate merit-based admissions, sparking debate over equity and academic standards, Fox News reports.
New interactive maps released by the San Francisco Chronicle reveal the most detailed demographic data yet for every San Francisco neighborhood, offering insights into population diversity, income, and housing trends.
A new report by The Desert Sun reveals California’s most and least educated regions. Coastal and urban areas lead in higher education, while some inland and desert regions lag behind, highlighting stark educational disparities statewide.
La France aux États-Unis announces the 2026–2027 school scholarships, offering US students opportunities for academic exchange and cultural immersion in France. Applications open soon for diverse fields and levels.
San Francisco schools chief was summoned to Congress to defend the district’s race and gender identity lessons amid growing conservative backlash, sparking a heated debate over educational content and parental rights.
Zum and SFUSD have launched the largest electric school bus fleet in the US, advancing sustainable student transportation. The initiative marks a major step toward reducing emissions in school districts nationwide.
New California laws take effect July 1, impacting everything from climate initiatives to labor policies. Key changes include expanded worker protections and stricter emissions standards, reshaping daily life across the state.
Academics and educators have petitioned to preserve a controversial mural at a San Francisco school, sparking debate over its historical context and artistic value. The community remains divided on its future.
Federal authorities are reviewing gender education programs in San Francisco schools amid concerns over curriculum content. The investigation aims to ensure compliance with federal guidelines and protect students’ rights.
On March 28, 1898, Wong Kim Ark won a landmark citizenship case affirming birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, a decision that shaped U.S. immigration law for generations.
A San Francisco teacher attacked while in Italy has returned to the US and is now recovering. Authorities are investigating the incident, which locals have called “a miracle” due to the teacher’s survival and ongoing recovery.
Baden High (Continuation) ranks among America’s best high schools, according to U.S. News & World Report. The school’s academic performance and graduation rates highlight its commitment to student success.
A group of talented youths from the Eastern Cape are set to travel to the USA for an educational and cultural exchange program, as reported by Mail & Guardian. The initiative aims to broaden their global perspectives and opportunities.
Federal officials are reviewing gender education programs in San Francisco schools amid concerns over curriculum content. The review aims to ensure compliance with federal guidelines and protect student rights.
The world’s deadliest infectious disease is resurging in the US, raising alarms among health officials. Rising cases highlight urgent need for awareness, prevention, and enhanced public health measures.