Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

Eli Broad's draft plan would create 260 new charter campuses in the next eight years. Los Angeles Unified school board president warns of the consequences for the district.

Los Angeles charter schools scored among the highest in the latest standardized tests, but one expert said test results aren't all that parents should consider in choosing schools.

Educators search for solutions as latest scores reflect continuing divide between white and Asian students on one end and black and Latino students on the other.

The new state budget includes $62 million for all 112 California community colleges to hire new, full-time faculty. Colleges want new hires for fall 2016.

The results of the newest standardized tests signal trouble in the teaching and learning of Common Core concepts, particularly in math.

Programs like the Wildland Fire Academy at Rio Hondo College teach skills sought by the U.S. Forest Service to fight fires.

California adopted Common Core learning standards in part to better prepare students for college. But a new study says some teachers aren't teaching college readiness.

The state Senate approved a measure Monday that frees roughly 5,000 seniors who were stuck in graduation limbo after officials canceled the high school exam.

Average student loan debt amount in California — about $20,000 — is much lower than in most other states, but the number of people graduating with debt is growing.

The Los Angeles Unified officials report no major problems as the student data system's handles first-day traffic.

As students return to class Tuesday, Los Angeles Unified district officials express confidence in the MiSiS data system that last year created havoc for many pupils.

Los Angeles Unified says investigators revealed serious allegations against well-known Los Angeles Unified teacher Rafe Esquith. His attorney said the district is acting like a criminal cartel.