A Clash of Allegiance
The Alameda school district plans to sue two charter schools, because they ousted a district appointee to their board of directors.
One Size Fits All?
Students usually don’t decide on an academic major until college, but Oakland public schools plan to make every kid select a career path by the 10th grade.
2016 East Bay Person of the Year: Janet Napolitano
In dealing decisively with campus leadership scandals, budget battles, and sexual harassment cases, Janet Napolitano has become the most effective UC president in recent memory.
Season of Giving
What local charity or nonprofit program do you support, and why?
Alameda Teachers in Turmoil
Rank-and-file teachers rejected a contract deal negotiated by their own leaders. What will happen next?
Paying for College? Here Are Five Steps to Remember
These days, tuition is daunting. So we talked to experts who will help you avoid going into serious debt.
UC Berkeley Expands Its Commitment to Flexible Learning Environments
Cal continues offer more online courses, including those for graduate students and for postgrads.
Why Black Families Are Choosing Homeschooling
An increasing number of African-American families say
traditional schools have failed them.
Taking Berkeley Public Schools to the Next Level
For Superintendent Donald Evans, it's all about energy and resilience.
East Bay Charter Schools Unionize
Will charters still be viewed as the model for reforming public schools?
