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Voice of San Diego highlights the deep connection between poverty and education, revealing how economic hardship limits access to quality learning, perpetuating inequity and affecting student outcomes across the region.
Several San Diego County schools have been named 2024 California Distinguished Schools for outstanding academic achievement and equity. The honor highlights their commitment to student success and innovation.
San Diego School District’s acquisition of an 18-ton armored vehicle has sparked debate. Critics question its necessity, while officials cite safety concerns amid growing security challenges in schools.
San Diego Learning Lab’s high school summer internship at Vertex Pharmaceuticals offers students hands-on experience in biotech, fostering skills in research and innovation while inspiring future STEM careers.
The San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) provides vital support to refugee and immigrant newcomer families, offering resources and programs to help them navigate education and integration in the community.
The Senate has confirmed San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten as U.S. Deputy Education Secretary. Marten’s appointment marks a significant step in shaping national education policy. (NBC 7 San Diego)
Los Angeles and San Diego school districts announced they will begin the fall semester with online-only classes to curb the spread of COVID-19. This decision impacts over half a million students in Southern California.
UC San Diego now requires all students to complete education on climate change, marking a significant step in preparing graduates to tackle environmental challenges. The initiative aims to boost awareness and action on sustainability.
The University of California system spans 10 diverse campuses across the state, from Berkeley to San Diego. Each location offers unique academic programs and research opportunities, fostering innovation statewide.
An insightful comparison of Israeli and American education systems highlights key differences and shared values. The article explores curriculum, teaching styles, and cultural influences shaping students in both nations.
San Diego school teachers were offered “white privilege training” requiring participants to commit to being “antiracist,” sparking debate about equity programs in education, according to Fox News.
The Medical Alumni Association at UC San Diego School of Medicine strengthens connections among graduates, fostering networking, mentorship, and ongoing professional development within the medical community.
Turmoil engulfs a Somali charter school in City Heights as staff conflicts and management issues surface. Families and educators voice concerns over the school’s future and student impact.
U.S. News & World Report has released its latest rankings for the best medical schools in research. Leading institutions like Johns Hopkins and Harvard top the list, highlighting excellence in innovation and scientific discovery.
San Diego School Superintendent Cindy Marten has been named by President Biden as the next Deputy Education Secretary. Her appointment highlights a commitment to advancing education reform on a national level.
Linda McMahon defends proposed Education Department budget cuts, urging a shift in priorities. She emphasizes the need to “do something different” to improve education outcomes amid funding reductions.
The San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) urges educators and families to follow strict safety tips during the upcoming solar eclipse. Proper eye protection and supervised viewing are essential to prevent serious eye damage.
A father and his child were arrested in San Diego following a threat of a school shooting, police reported. Authorities acted swiftly to ensure safety and are investigating the motive behind the threat.
Times Higher Education’s 2025 rankings spotlight the US’s top universities, with Harvard, MIT, and Stanford leading. The list highlights innovation, research impact, and global reputation.
U.S. News & World Report reveals the 20 medical schools with the lowest acceptance rates, highlighting elite programs with intense competition. These institutions set a high bar for aspiring physicians nationwide.