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Fresno-Area Student Athlete Sends a Message to His Peers Each Game: It’s OK to Ask for Help
A Fresno-area high school quarterback uses football games to raise suicide prevention awareness and encourage fellow students to seek help.
A Fresno-area high school quarterback uses football games to raise suicide prevention awareness and encourage fellow students to seek help.
Inclusion Without Support Is Student Neglect
California's education governance change creates opportunity for state to provide more leadership in special education
California’s education governance change creates opportunity for state to provide more leadership in special education
Californians With No College Degree Still See Value in Higher Education, Poll Finds
Most California adults without college degrees still value higher education, but financial and other barriers can make enrollment difficult.
Most California adults without college degrees still value higher education, but financial and other barriers can make enrollment difficult.
For Students’ Sake, Universities Must Change Approach to Math Instruction
Universities can improve student outcomes by rethinking how they teach mathematics and better supporting students who struggle with college-level math.
Universities can improve student outcomes by rethinking how they teach mathematics and better supporting students who struggle with college-level math.
Inside the Quiet Grind of LA Community College Students Who Take Evening Classes
Los Angeles community college students balance evening classes with work, family responsibilities, long commutes, and the demands of daily life.
Los Angeles community college students balance evening classes with work, family responsibilities, long commutes, and the demands of daily life.
Nearly All Elementary Students Use Devices in Classrooms, Teacher Survey Finds
A teacher survey finds that digital devices are now widely used in elementary classrooms, reflecting the growing role of technology in early education.
A teacher survey finds that digital devices are now widely used in elementary classrooms, reflecting the growing role of technology in early education.
For Students’ Sake, Universities Must Change Approach to Math Instruction
Universities need to rethink math instruction to better support students and address persistent challenges in college-level mathematics.
Universities need to rethink math instruction to better support students and address persistent challenges in college-level mathematics.
‘We Actually Saved a Kid’: Schools Recruit AI Chatbots as Counselor Shortage Persists
Schools are turning to AI chatbots for student mental health support as counselor shortages leave many young people without timely help.
Schools are turning to AI chatbots for student mental health support as counselor shortages leave many young people without timely help.
‘I’m Listening Hard’: Teens Increasingly Turn to AI Chatbots for Mental Health Support
Teens are increasingly using AI chatbots for emotional support, raising questions about accessibility, privacy, safety, and the role of human counselors.
Teens are increasingly using AI chatbots for emotional support, raising questions about accessibility, privacy, safety, and the role of human counselors.
What Parents Should Know About Teens’ Reliance on AI for Mental Health Support
Parents need to understand why teens turn to AI for mental health support and the potential benefits, risks, and limitations.
Parents need to understand why teens turn to AI for mental health support and the potential benefits, risks, and limitations.
These College Majors Lead to the Highest-Paying Jobs for California Students
New earnings data highlights which college majors can lead to the highest-paying careers for California graduates, offering students useful insight as they weigh their educational options.
New earnings data highlights which college majors can lead to the highest-paying careers for California graduates, offering students useful insight as they weigh their educational options.
Nearly 300,000 K-12 Students Are Homeless in California, UCLA Report Says
A UCLA report highlights the scale of student homelessness in California and the challenges it creates for children and schools.
A UCLA report highlights the scale of student homelessness in California and the challenges it creates for children and schools.
Kids Who Went to Preschool Do Better in Third Grade Reading and Math, Study Finds
New research shows preschool participation is linked to stronger academic performance in reading and math during later elementary years.
New research shows preschool participation is linked to stronger academic performance in reading and math during later elementary years.
Teens Use AI for Academic Support Even Though They See the Dangers, Survey Finds
Students are turning to AI for schoolwork help while recognizing concerns about learning, accuracy, and overreliance.
Students are turning to AI for schoolwork help while recognizing concerns about learning, accuracy, and overreliance.
California Recruits Teens to Help Advise on State’s AI and Technology Decisions
A new initiative gives young people a voice in shaping California’s approach to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
A new initiative gives young people a voice in shaping California’s approach to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.