The Teacher Education Program at UC Santa Barbara is accepting applications for the 2026-27 academic year, and those who apply by Jan. 15 can earn a ...

The Expanded Learning Opportunities Program, which offers summer enrichment for middle schoolers, has brought new teachers ...

The Teacher Education Program (TEP) at UC Santa Barbara is accepting applications for the 2025-26 academic year. Those who apply by Jan. 16, 2025 can earn a teaching credential and master’s degree in ...

Successful teachers understand that mastery of a given discipline is only part of the equation; they must also impart what ...

Desert Sands Unified School District is preparing to launch a new teacher residency program aimed at addressing an ongoing teacher shortage in high-need subject areas such as special education, math, ...

ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) -- Across California, school districts all of all sizes face one big problem: a teacher shortage. It is impacting student learning here in the Bay Area as well. In Alameda ...

Kern Dance Alliance and Cal State Bakersfield have announced the launch of a dance education credential program at CSUB designed to help develop the next generation of dance educators in California’s ...

October 9, 2025 - For Chelsea Duran, returning to high school for her senior year means being on high alert, watching over her shoulder for immigration enforcement agents. This story is part of a ...

In Spanish, “éxito” means success. At UC Santa Barbara, ÉXITO stands for Educational eXcellence and Inclusion Training Opportunities, a first of its kind program in the UC system that provides ...

When Brigitta Hunter started her teaching career, she had $20,000 in student loans and zero income – even though she was working nearly full time in the classroom. “We lived on my husband’s pathetic ...

A sudden federal funding reversal has jeopardized Sonoma State University's teacher residency program, which was designed to ...

The Trump administration has revoked grant funding designed to add high school teachers of diverse backgrounds and used to address California’s shortage of math, science, special ed and ...