A close-up shows a student’s hand holding a yellow pencil and writing on paper at a classroom desk, with other students and desks blurred in the background.
FILE – Students in a classroom in Sacramento on Wednesday, May 11, 2022. (Miguel Gutierrez Jr./CalMatters via Bay City News)

SANTA CLARA CO., 5/11/26 — Stanford University on Thursday released a sweeping research project that takes a 360-degree, immersive look at all aspects and operations of public education in California, from preschool through high school, from special education to teacher certification, enrollment decline to high school redesign.

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John Fensterwald, staff writer, joined EdSource in 2012. Before that, he was editor and co-writer for The Educated Guess website, a leading source of California education policy reporting and opinion,...