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The state university system invites Bay Area students of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage – who would be of the first generation in their families to go to college – to attend an educational summit to be held at Cal State East Bay Saturday, May 19
It's Friday moning in Department Three, Alameda County Superior Court. The Great Seal of the State of California hangs on the wood-paneled wall behind the judge's bench. A cart is filled with red folders containing defendants files. The bailiff sits at his desk. It looks like any court in the building, except the defendants are not charged with burglary or assault. They are charged with being parents or guardians of an elementary - or middle-school student who is habitually truant.
Hundreds of students, families and community members will gather for a school/community health festival at Tennyson High School in Hayward on Friday, May 18, to support State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson's Team California for Healthy Kids Campaign.
A mountain of compost was piled high at Tennyson High School on Friday, March 9. Specifically, twenty cubic yards of donated WM Earthcare Homegrown Compost kicked-off spring planting at 26 project EAT gardens in Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo and Livermore Valley Joint Unified School Districts.
Rufina Juarez, an organizer from South Central Farmers (SCF) and a former urban farm and community garden cooperative, will speak March 29 to Tennyson High School students about the importance of community leadership and organizing.
To celebrate Art IS Education Month, the Alameda County Library is presenting a special series of 50 free arts events for youth and families.
Libraries and schools across Alameda County will celebrate national Art Education Month by hosting a series of free public events for community members of all ages.
The Tri-Cities League of Volunteers held its annual "Elegant Affaire" Friday at the Newark Pavillion, hosted by honorary char David Smith, former mayor of Newark.
Years before "Yes we can" hit the mainsream and helped usher in the country's 44th president, a migrant farm worker used the "Si se puede" chant to help unite thousands of fellow workers to form one of the country's first farmworkers unions.
Kudos to Alameda County schools Superintendent Sheila Jordan and Berkeley Police Chief Michael Meehan and their recent editorial page submissions for putting their words into action in support of after-school programs.
Alexandria E. Kulka-Wells, a dedicated teacher, artist, and mother of two died in Oakland, CA of breast cancer on February 11, 2012. She was 38.
Hector Garcia named Educator of the Year: Hector Garcia has been an educational leader for 16 years, most recently as principal of Harder Elementary School.
Quality after-school programming is a winning strategy for students, families and schools.
Sacramento--Gov. Jerry Brown's budget plan released last week poses a stark choice for Californians: approve a five-year $35 billion tax increase in November or watch the hatchet drop on public school funding--with cuts so deep the school year could be shortened by almost a month.
Fremont USD science teacher Clyde Mann honored for creating National Science Day.
$245,000 in grants awarded to 17 East Bay school foundations.
The Service-Learning Waste Reduction Project in Alameda County, CA provides guidance and impetus for school efforts to combine service and environmental education.
The Service-Learning Waste Reduction Project in Alameda County, CA provides guidance and impetus for school efforts to combine service and environmental education.
Washington Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Elizabeth "Liza" Young helps one of her Washington Elementary Students with her lessons.
Tom Collett is a former football player and coach who uses his passion for magic to complement his students' science lessons at Newark Junior High. Karen McMahon taught in New York for eight years and then worked in human resources for an additional 15 before returning to teaching at Horizon Continuation High School in Pleasanton.
Local teachers will be honored Thursday night at the 22nd annual Alameda County Teacher of the Year Awards ceremony.
State debt no longer hangs over the Emery school district. Ten years after it received a $1.3 million emergency loan to pay its bills, the tiny school system has cut its last check to the State Controller's Office, marking the official end of a decadelong state takeover and the mismanagement that triggered it.
To celebrate National Arts in Education Week, a wide range of arts events and activities will take place this weekend. The classes, concerts, demonstrations and more were coordinated by the San Francisco Bay Area National Arts in Education Week Planning Committee, which represents many of the local arts education organizations.
Over the last several years, public education has experienced a dramatic shift in not only the content of what's taught in the classrooms, but also in how it's taught.
The Alameda County Office of Education held its first annual job fair on Thursday, with special education teachers in high demand.
The Castro Valley Unified School District will receive some help from the state in its effort to keep students from lighting up.
School officials across the state are frustrated and puzzled by a bill crafted in private and passed in the final hour of the Legislature's budget debate that strips districts of their ability to lay off teachers and forces them to spend money they might want to save for a rainy day.
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