Education & EdTech

California Bill To Catch Math Struggles in Youngest Kids Heads to Governor's Desk

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California lawmakers have approved Senate Bill 1067, requiring schools to assess math skills of kindergarten through second-grade students annually starting in 2028-29 and provide additional support to prevent achievement gaps. This move aims to address the state's lagging math proficiency rates among young students, though it faces opposition from some education groups over concerns about inadequate teacher training and resources.

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