EdSource
EdSource believes that access to a quality education is an important right of all children. We further believe that an informed, involved public is necessary to strengthen California’s schools for the benefit of the state’s children, its civic life, and its economy.
EdSource works to engage Californians on key education challenges with the goal of enhancing learning success. It does so by providing timely, useful and accurate information to key education stakeholders and the larger public; advancing awareness of major education initiatives being implemented in California and nationally; and highlighting effective models and strategies intended to improve student outcomes, as well as identifying areas that are in need of repair or reform.
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The change comes as the Trump administration has threatened to withhold funding from colleges promoting diversity. -
Advocates say many students have been wrongfully denied in-state tuition because of misinformation and different interpretations of the law. -
Chico State University was about to fire former biology professor David Stachura for dishonesty, sexual harassment and retaliation when it agreed to withdraw the charges last month in exchange for his resignation in a deal that bans him from working again in the California State University system, documents obtained by EdSource show. -
A faculty union member ripped the report as "absolutely demoralizing" -
The end of the pandemic pause means student borrowers as of Oct. 1 resumed loan payments. Here's a guide for anyone who owes college debt or who is looking to borrow money for college. -
Biology professor David Stauchra “made a credible threat of violence” against two colleagues who cooperated in an investigation that found he had a prohibited sexual affair with a student, a judge found. -
CSU trustees plan to vote in September on annual 6% tuition increases. -
A state Superior Court judge in Butte County has thrown out a libel suit suspended Chico State Professor David Stachura brought against a colleague who revealed at a public forum in December that Stachura allegedly threatened gun violence on campus. -
Judge Virginia Gingery will issue a written ruling on the state's request for a workplace violence restraining order within 90 days. -
Staff, students, and families in remote towns of state still struggling with homelessness years after fires.
