1 year in, BUSD superintendent says she’s cultivating a data-driven culture
Improved reading scores for Black and Latino elementary students and a new database tracking achievement trends are among Enikia Ford Morthel’s accomplishments in her first year.
Berkeley’s population is rebounding faster than almost any other Bay Area city
Thanks to the return of Cal students and growing university enrollment, Berkeley’s population is recovering but it’s still below pre-pandemic levels.
Fashion designs inspired by moss and iridescent frogs win Berkeley High student a national arts award
Senior Gavin Trotmore is one of 20 students nationwide to be honored with a Presidential Arts Award. His teacher, Miriam Stahl, is also being honored.
It took commuting from L.A. to Berkeley by plane, but he’ll finally graduate from Cal
Nearly three decades after posing for graduation photos, Hatcher Parnell, 50, will graduate this week from UC Berkeley with a sociology degree.
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More from the archives
For the first time, 4-year-olds can enroll in Berkeley’s transitional kindergarten program
We visited a Berkeley Unified transitional kindergarten classroom last year to learn more about the expanding program.
Berkeley school district’s reparations task force meets privately
A 15- to 20-member task force, convened by the superintendent, held its first meeting last month as it explores giving cash payments to students with enslaved ancestors.
‘Building our Emerald City’: Berkeley High students pitch climate solutions
After months of research, students proposed new ideas to help BUSD meet sustainability goals, from a rainwater collection system to a green job fair.
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