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Our education coverage examines the inequities students face in Bay Area and California schools, and reports on what it will take to educate the next generation.

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Why Some California School Districts Are Changing How Students Earn Grades

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Why Revamping the Way California Teaches Math Is So Contentious

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UC Officially Ditches All Tests for Undergraduate Admissions

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Berkeley High's Dana Moran Was Teaching Ethnic Studies Decades Before California Required It

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'Representation Matters': The Case for More Black Counselors in K-12 Schools

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The SFUSD Board Recall Election is Set. We Revisit Student Voices

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SF School Board Recall Funded Mostly by Local Donors, With Venture Capitalists Topping the List

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Why California's Universal Transitional Kindergarten Plan Poses a Threat to Some Early Childhood Ed Providers

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California School Districts Fear Major Budget Cuts as Enrollments Drop

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