San Francisco public school parents are demanding solutions from district officials after seeing their children attending school without a permanent teacher for months now. Statewide mandates and ...

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On the calendar in Room 202 at Mission Education Center, there’s a sad face scribbled across Oct. 31. For the 4-year-olds in the Upper Noe school’s transitional kindergarten classroom, Halloween won’t ...

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PLEASANT HILL, Calif. - The start of a new school year brings new changes to California public schools, with transitional kindergarten now universally available for the first time. The 2025-2026 ...

Abdiel, 4, celebrates his birthday during his first week of transitional kindergarten at Bill Libbon Elementary School in Santa Maria. Credit: Nick Forselles / Noozhawk photo On a sunny morning in ...

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Governor Newsom’s Universal TK—or, Transitional Kindergarten—program may not be having the universal reach he intended. Not all schools who teach Transitional Kindergarten ...

Break out the crayons and finger paint: Every 4-year-old in California is now eligible for transitional kindergarten. Fifteen years after a handful of school districts opened the first TK classrooms, ...

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