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Environment
In California, Green Jobs Are Recession-Proof
While California’s overall economy took a 7 percent hit, the green economy shrunk by only 3 percent.
News
The Prop 8 Decision Doesn't Guarantee a Supreme Court Case
Proposition 8 may have been ruled unconstitutional, but that doesn't mean the Supreme Court is going to weigh in.
Education
California's New Bilingual College Speaks the Language of America's Future
Only 13 percent of Latinos have a bachelor's degree. Bilingual college programs may the answer.
Environment
California Has More Solar Power Than France
The state is close to installing 1 gigawatt worth of solar panels on rooftops alone.
Education
How California Schools Turned Struggling Students Into Second-Class Citizens
Color-coded student IDs and separate lunch lines ignited controversy in Orange County.
Education
After 94 Years, Tiny Deep Springs College Goes Coed
After 94 years and plenty of debate, the tiny nontraditional school is going coed. Two alumni reflect on the decision.
Education
Intel Winners Show What it Takes for Schools to Excel in Math and Science
The winners of Intel's Schools of Distinction competition have some common traits other schools would be smart to adopt.
News
Three Brothers Set Out to Explore High-Speed Rail at a Walker's Pace
Three brothers are walking the length of California's high-speed rail tracks to spark a public discussion about land-use and the urban-rural divide.
Culture
People Are Awesome: This Superintendent Took an $800,000 Pay Cut to Offset Budget Cuts
In Fresno, Superintendent Michael Powell is taking nearly a million-dollar hit for the good of his school district.
Education
Education Event Recap: A Conversation About Growing Los Angeles' Tech Workforce
Our panelists and audience were full of ideas on how to educate the STEM professionals of the future.
Education
Education Event: Growing Los Angeles' Tech Workforce
We're hosting a panel discussion on how schools, businesses and government can work together to educate the workforce of the future.
Education
You're Invited: A Conversation About Growing Los Angeles' Tech Workforce
RSVP for our panel discussion on how schools, businesses and government need to collaborate to educate the workforce of the future.
Environment
A Life-Size Set of Blocks Puts Green Building Ideas to the Test
A government lab is constructing four buildings that will be able to test the real-life performance of energy-efficient technologies.
Education
How Blogging Helps Students Crush the Digital Divide
Forget pen and paper: This is a fresh way to get students from low income backgrounds excited about writing.
Education
Coming Soon to a Classroom Near You: 3-D Technology
3-D technology is already used to train soldiers. Now it could be the next innovation in K-12 learning.
News
Weighing the Death Penalty vs. Life Without Parole
What's worse—Death? Life in prison? Life after prison?
News
California Puts LGBT People in the History Books
California just passed a law mandating that schools teach LGBT history. Will this help the next generation dissolve homophobia?
Education
New Data Exposes the Staggering Gap Between Rich and Poor Schools
There are huge gaps in access to AP classes and resources between schools in rich neighborhoods and those in poor ones.
