David Maron, a Ventura County business owner and leader in the nonprofit community is the newest member of the Core Council of the Ventura County P-20 Counci...

As another school year comes to a close, it’s once again time to take stock and reflect upon our progress toward building the future. For many years now, our...

According to leaders in technology and manufacturing, there is a quiet crisis building in the American workforce that has nothing to do with jobs moving over...

With the recent confirmation of Betsy DeVos as U.S. secretary of education, a great deal of attention will now be given to the federal impact on public schoo...

The 2013 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Survey of Adult Skills found that employers say potential hires lack the skills or credentia...

Ventura County received a wake-up call a few weeks ago when the California Dental Association Cares event came to the Ventura fairgrounds. ​ Representing t...

Today, seven years removed from the start of the Great Recession, we now see how deeply this financial crisis impacted our education system. ​ School distr...

In January, the University of California, Davis, reported that all record high of nearly 80,000 prospective students applied for fall 2015. University of Cal...

Congratulations to this year's community college graduates! More than 4,000 students earned associate degrees and certificates of achievement from Moorpark, ...

More than a half century ago, California enacted a bold, historic pledge to all high school graduates that they would have the opportunity to earn a college ...

On Nov. 6, California voters took a courageous and hopeful step toward a healthier fiscal outlook for our state and a more stable financial environment for o...

Finding a job during the recession has been difficult for many local job seekers, especially with a peak loss of more than 30,000 jobs in Ventura County. The...

The new marching orders for K-12 educational systems are to make our students “college and career ready,” and that’s something very difficult to argue with. ...

Quality education – it's what we want for every child. But educational success has to start early. Teachers and school administrators, along with First 5 Ven...

Quality education is the engine that will drive us out of these difficult economic times insofar as we prepare all students for the workforce of the future. ...

As Ventura County's only public, four-year university, CSU, Channel Islands is committed to building a university-going culture that is available to the broa...

A measure of a people is the value that it places on education. The people of Ventura County have long shown their commitment to this important public good. ...