Khan Academy partners with College Board to close the opportunity gap on standardized college test preparation.

The Oakland community college has a new program for park rangers, interpretative guides, urban farmers, environmental consultants, park managers, and more, and seeks to attract people of color.

Oakland has revitalized its vocational tech programs, recognizing that the “college-for-all” craze failed to train youth for well-paying, skilled-trades jobs.

It pairs students with nonprofits dedicated to the issues and causes the students care about.

Michele Lamons-Raiford believes that the exposure her students have to deaf culture in her classes is one of the lasting benefits.

OUSD, like the city itself, is highly segregated. But unlike Berkeley, Oakland has never attempted to desegregate its public schools.

The El Cerrito High School instructor uses his classroom and the school’s radio station to effect social change.

The Richmond center is changing the futures of many young people of color.

California’s school bond system is dominated by well-funded private interests and plagued by a lack of oversight.

Oakland nonprofit Today’s Future Sound uses beat making to empower kids, veterans, and others.