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The Summit for Student Leaders is an online conference that unites rising student leaders to learn and take action together.
California has been gradually expanding the public education system to provide all families with meaningful access to early education for their children. Sara Bachez explains how the three-part system works and why it matters.
It’s obvious at this point that Generative A.I. belongs on history’s ever-growing list of education upgrades. This summer, I hope that every educator will spend time experimenting with A.I. with an open mind. It’s going to change everything.
A growing number of high school students are earning college credit by taking courses through community colleges. This is no accident, as Penelope Oliver explains. The obstacles to dual enrollment in California are shrinking.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, Carol offers some unvarnished truth. The social status of the teaching profession in America has been declining for decades. To fix it, and improve education, will require money, not just flowers.
The Ed100 Academy is now the Summit for Student Leaders, a program of Children Now. Read more about this exciting transition, including how to get involved!
For generations, racist laws and policies made it hard for African Americans to climb the social ladder. In 2020, the California legislature formed the California Reparations Task Force to recommend actions to address the harm done. Here’s what it’s about, and how schools are involved.
Jeff, Carol, and Selisa will all be attending the convention of the California State PTA. You can find us in booth 407 of the exhibit hall. We hope you’ll drop by, bring friends, and take a selfie with us!
What are charter schools, how do they fit in California’s system, and what’s all the fuss about? We asked Hae-sin Kim Thomas to explain at the Ed100 Academy for Student Leaders.
Millions of California students attend school in aging, energy-inefficient buildings. In this post, high school student Penelope Oliver explains how that could change. Jonathan Klein is the founder of UndauntedK-12, which aims to make public schools part of America’s climate solution.
Parents have differing opinions about whether and how schools should teach controversial topics and texts. Some argue that all parents should have a kind of veto power over schools and libraries. Others see this as censorious nonsense. It’s complicated, but that’s why Ed100 exists, right?
A massive generational shift is driving historic acceptance of sexual and gender diversity. School systems are protecting kids from a wave of hate-fueled policies. Meanwhile, these kids are just inspiring.
Teacher contracts must be renewed every three years. The process usually goes smoothly, but not always. How do districts and unions manage to avoid strikes? Leslie Reckler explains
When it comes to funding for education in California, 2022 was simultaneously the best year in history and the stingiest in decades. It’s poised for a tumble, and won’t get better without more economic effort.
In most states, elementary schools routinely screen each student for the risk of dyslexia so that they get the help they need in early grades. Why not California? Carol explains.
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