This Week in California Education 

In This Week in California Education, EdSource editors and reporters discuss the most current issues in education across the state of California.

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Title	Date published
An overdue present from Congress; a site to honor inspiring teachers	2020-12-23
How Covid has upended lives of families and plans of college freshmen	2020-12-18
What’s next for the new early education Master Plan?	2020-12-11
California lawsuit charges ‘inequitable’ distance learning; Chancellor Tim White’s exit interview	2020-12-03
A daily dose of gratitude; a Cabinet post for DACA’s implementer	2020-11-25
Surprise: a big windfall for California schools; Rx for reviving civics education	2020-11-20
Joe Biden’s transition team goes to work; purple haze falls on Elk Grove	2020-11-13
Election post-mortem on Props 15 & 16, taxes and affirmative action	2020-11-07
Why high schools steer clear of Biden-Trump; reopening in Capistrano	2020-10-30
If Prop. 16 passes, how might it make a difference for K-12 and CSU?	2020-10-23
With cameras running, an Orange County high school reopens; principals answer the call	2020-10-16
Distance learning: An EdSource poll, a parent’s lament, a teacher’s tips	2020-10-09
Drilling down on Prop. 15; treating wildfires’ trauma on children	2020-10-02
On the hazards of returning to K-12 campuses, and declining community college enrollments	2020-09-26
Colleges brace for rising anxiety and depression amid pandemic	2020-09-11
Chico State’s failed reopening; Assemblywoman Shirley Weber’s hope for ethnic studies	2020-09-04
Counties go on and off the Covid list; contention over Zoom cameras on kids	2020-08-28
Coronavirus compounds education challenges in Central Valley	2020-08-14
Bargaining over distance learning; prepping the next student leaders	2020-08-07
Sal Khan’s advice on preparing for and succeeding with distance learning	2020-07-31

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