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No State Budget Sparks Protest

No State Budget Sparks Protest

Teachers, staff and parents tried to talk to legislators about the lack of a state budget. But most lawmakers weren't at the State Capitol.

State Reports Student Achievement Gap Shrinking

State Reports Student Achievement Gap Shrinking

California student progress measures released Thursday shows the achievement gap between racial groups has slightly shrunk.

College Students Cope With Overcrowding

College Students Cope With Overcrowding

American River College says a record 38,000 students have enrolled.  They're finding it tough to get in crowded classes and get textbooks.

No Limbs are No Problem for Nick Vujicic

No Limbs are No Problem for Nick Vujicic

Nick Vujicic wasn't always so cheerful about his medical condition.  He was born without arms and legs, and as a child, it nearly cost him his life.

Teachers Hope to Make Space Dreams a Reality

Teachers Hope to Make Space Dreams a Reality

Some Sacramento teachers go back to school so they can teach students how to build devices that could end up in outer space.

Late Start Time Riles School's Parents

Late Start Time Riles School's Parents

Parents in the newly-formed Twin Rivers School District don't like a plan to boost student achievement that requires students to start school later on Wednesdays. 

Stockton's Delta College Trustees Agree Bond Money

Stockton's Delta College Trustees Agree Bond Money "Wasted"

The embattled trustees of San Joaquin Delta College say a grand jury is correct in its assessment that the board wasted millions of dollars of bond money.

SAT Scores Stay at Lowest Level in Nearly 10 Years

SAT Scores Stay at Lowest Level in Nearly 10 Years

SAT scores for the most recent high school graduating class remain at the lowest level in nearly a decade.


North Stockton School Facing Busing Woes

North Stockton School Facing Busing Woes

Parents at Elkhorn School in North Stockton are scrambling to get their kids to and from class in the midst of transportation cuts.

Universities Try to Control Students Off Campus

Universities Try to Control Students Off Campus

There are the joys of living in a college town. But then there are the other features: the noisy late-night parties, the piles of trash, and the occasional riot.

Child Care Hit by Spending Plan Stalemate

Child Care Hit by Spending Plan Stalemate

State subsidized child care centers stopped getting state funds in June.  Officials at one Sacramento facility said their reserve funds will run out in one month without a state budget.

Will Lowering Drinking Age Reduce Binge Drinking?

Will Lowering Drinking Age Reduce Binge Drinking?

A push to lower the legal drinking age in America to 18 is fostering a discussion at a national level.   More than a hundred college presidents have pledged their support for the idea.

  
 
 
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