In an effort to tackle the ongoing East Bay teacher shortage, the Alameda County Office of Education has teamed up with Reach University to offer a low-cost teacher credential program for aspiring ...

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 teaching credential and master’s degree in just one ...

January 22, 2026 - Fausto Lopez finished high school, got an associate degree and applied to attend a four-year college - all while inside juvenile detention. This story is part of a special series on ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Mukilteo School District is partnering with the Washington Education Association, a statewide teachers union, in a teacher residency program. The teaching residents have mentors and financial ...

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 ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — This article was originally published by CalMatters. To read this or any other investigation, go to CalMatters.org. When Brigitta Hunter started her teaching career, she had ...

This article was originally published by the nonprofit newsroom EdSource. A $4 billion-a-year initiative created to combat pandemic-related learning loss and expand the regular school day in ...

Your statement of purpose must be a clear and legible draft focusing on the specific guidelines of the program and the chosen emphasis you are applying for at the School of Education and Counseling ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When Brigitta Hunter started her teaching career, she had $20,000 in student loans and zero income – even though she ...