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Inside a classroom, students sit at desks as a teacher wearing a red and white T-shirt stands behind a projector as he talks to his students.

Special Education Gets 'Modest Gains' in Latest Talks With District, Says Oakland Teachers Union

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A young African American woman stands with arms crossed while looking at camera with a building behind her.

UC Law SF Students Say Complaints of Racism and Discrimination Were Dismissed

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A young college student with long, brown hair and a black jacket sits at her desk inside an office. She is staring down at her silver laptop. Behind the laptop, is another adjustable computer screen and keyboard. In the background, a print and other office equipment are pictured. A wooden door is also ajar revealing another office space with gray filing cabinets stacked.

Cal State Undergrad Workers Pursue Union Representation for Higher Wages, Paid Sick Time

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A right-profile view of a young Black woman, with no makeup and long thick black braids, wearing a beige long-sleeved shirt unbuttoned at the front. She has a black-ink tattoo of a rose over her right breast. She stands close to a tree; behind her are two trunks and green leaves. Beyond the tree is a cement path bordered by green and yellow grass, and below the path is a lake, with a border of trees in the distance. Her demeanor is casual and alert, and she smiles slightly.

Self-Love and Inner Work Help Oakland Students Make It to Graduation

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Students, Growth, and Housing at UC Berkeley

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Student Cartoons from KQED's Youth Media Challenge

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A child wearing a green mask and blue shirt receives a needle in her arm from an adult wearing surgical gloves and a syringe.

Scores of California Students Still Lack Proof of Vaccination as School Mandate Deadlines Approach

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The Future Is Male: Why California Needs More Male Teachers of Color

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Mental Health Experts Worry Digital 'Open Grade Books' Are Stressing Kids Out

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