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Search ArticlesSchool boards group files 2nd lawsuit over California’s withholding of school funds
News Brief Friday, September 25, 2026 — 11:09 am September 25, 2026 Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education. The California School Boards Association filed a second lawsuit this week against the state, claiming that Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature illegally withheld $3.9 billion from school districts and community colleges.
How federal child care subsidy proposal for married couples affects California
News Brief Friday, September 25, 2026 — 10:57 am September 25, 2026 Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education. One-parent families make up 75% of California children enrolled in programs that rely on federal childcare funding, according to a brief published Thursday by the California Budget & Policy Center.
Stanford apologizes for using AI to alter student’s race, gender in photo
News Brief Friday, September 25, 2026 — 10:31 am September 25, 2026 Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education. Stanford University has issued an apology after altering a Latino student’s image in a photo and replacing him with an African-American woman on a promotional banner, reported the Los Angeles Times.
Why is ICE making arrests so close to schools? San Diego grapples with enforcement surge
Top Takeaways Immigration arrests of parents and students have been reported feet away from schools and a community college. Teachers and school leaders say the arrests are increasing fear among parents and students, and in some cases affecting attendance. School staff have scrambled to contact other adults to pick up children and connect families to legal aid and mental health support. On Sept.
This University of California campus is punishing to navigate for students with disabilities
Students walk along the main path of Rachel Carson College, where stairs and steep ramps are the primary way throughout the residential area. Bryce Chen / EdSource Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education. Top Takeaways UC Santa Cruz is a picturesque campus with terrain that can make it challenging for students to get around, particularly students with disabilities.
Is California’s new universal transitional kindergarten working?
When California makes a major public investment intended to improve opportunities and outcomes for young children, we should know whether it is achieving its goals — and what we can learn to make it work even better. The case of universal transitional kindergarten (UTK) in California today provides an opportunity to ask whether a major investment is working. As of last school year, all 4-year-old children were guaranteed a spot in a new grade called transitional kindergarten, or TK.
Former California education secretary sues to force release of school partnership audit
News Brief Thursday, September 24, 2026 — 10:42 am September 24, 2026 Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education.
Many of California’s youngest students keep missing weeks of school, data show
Top Takeaways Transitional kindergarten and kindergarten students still have some of the highest chronic absence rates in the state. Early intervention after initial absences can help prevent chronic absenteeism, data show. Forthcoming absenteeism state data will show how districts fared last school year. When kids start attending school, the youngest tend to get sick their first year. Some may have a tough time adjusting to a new school routine.
U.S. Department of Education employees: Trump cuts hurting students
News Brief Thursday, September 24, 2026 — 10:54 am September 24, 2026 Sign up for EdSource’s free daily newsletter to stay ahead of what’s changing in California education. The Trump administration’s efforts to shutter the U.S. Department of Education to cut bureaucracy have instead made the agency’s work more complex and potentially inefficient, five department employees told NPR.
With arts educators in short supply, California teachers weave arts into academics
Top Takeaways At Cal State San Marcos, prospective elementary school teachers integrate the arts into core subjects like math, English, science and history. The CREATE Residency may be one solution to California’s shortage of arts educators and low academic achievement in elementary school. Teachers say students show improved learning, retention and engagement through arts-based instruction.