• Tuition isn't only bill college students see
• CCSF holding annual convocation for faculty, staff
• Calif. students found posting test pictures online
• Mills High School students re-take AP exam
• Chinese for Affirmative Action advocates for CCSF
• Stanford grad students combine innovation and education
• Stanford University's computer network hacked again
• Only On 7: Special trustee vows to save CCSF
• San Mateo school district votes to sue over AP test
• Report: Economic concerns drive college choices
• Mills High students, parents upset over thrown out AP test scores
• Teen scores perfect SAT just out of middle school
• Back-to-school shopping rush begins for parents
• Janet Napolitano approved as next UC president
• UC Board of Regents confirm first Muslim student to board
• Janet Napolitano named next president of UC system
• CCSF supporters rally against accreditation termination
• Group plans to fight CCSF accreditation loss
• City College of San Francisco will lose accreditation in 2014
• Commission voting on accreditation of CCSF
• Governor Brown signs school-funding changes into law
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Casey Leonard
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Sarah Tsou
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Niharika Bedekar
• Stanford study: Charter schools are performing better
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Michael Pham
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Jerry Liu
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Tatiana Grossman
• ABC7 Top Scholar: Michael Yu
• Interest rates for subsidized loans may double July 1
• Oakland unveils ambitious new reading plan for kids
• SF celebrates graduation of students living in public housing
• Oakland's American Indian Model Schools stay open for now
• Parents fight to keep American Indian schools open
• Kindergartner reads 875 books in one school year
• SF high school students lose $120,000 in trip money
• Twins bring new approach to heading Oakland school
• Former homeless woman defies odds, graduates from UOP
• 6 SFUSD employees charged with embezzling $15M
• San Francisco students to hear Obama's speech at Morehouse
• U.S. AG Eric Holder addresses UC Berkeley Law graduates
• Teen named UC Berkeley's top graduating senior
• School bans teen mom's senior portrait from yearbook
• Rent increase could force SF charter school to shut down
• Newark High Rocketry Club headed for national rocket competition
• Former SFSU director charged in bribery case
• More out-of-state students admitted into UC system
• Oakland charter school may shut down due to mismanagement
• UC Berkeley accepts 14,000 fall freshmen students
• Oakland school district superintendent announces resignation
• Summer school classes return to California community colleges
• Parents sue Antioch school, claim teacher abused autistic students
• Recommendations made to improve Oakland schools
• Deal site for schools makes fundraising easy
• City College submits report to try to keep accreditation
• UC students frustrated with persisting surcharge
• SF, Oakland want school accountability reform
• Study shows KIPP schools closing achievement gap
• Students using Kickstarter to take show to Scotland
• Study finds higher pay attracts better quality teachers
• UCB student comes out in support of Dream Act
• Students in San Francisco get visit from Chief Justice
• SFUSD celebrates 70 years of early education
• School officials get shooting response training
• Simulator shows dangers of texting while driving
• Schools must provide sports for disabled, US says
• Gov. suggests ways to save community colleges
• UC: No tuition hike needed under Brown's budget
• Brown pushes for more online courses in CA
• SJSU launches online courses for credit
• Brown plan sends more money to poor schools
• Superintendent Torlakson announces testing changes
• NRA proposal heats up debate over school safety
• Bay Area students write President Obama
• SF supes want to tap cash reserves for students
• Bay Area schools deal with Sandy Hook tragedy
• New Haven School District wins $29 million grant
• Cal creates $1M fund for undocumented students
• High Tech U celebrating 10th anniversary in SJ
• Cal reaches out to low-income high school students
• Stanford alumni's companies would be 10th largest economy
• Tech powerhouses hold hackathon for students
• 3 educators up for Contra Costa teacher of the year
• Pleasanton schools begin 'Meatless Mondays'
• Tips to save money on textbooks
• Bay Area school remembers namesake Neil Armstrong
• San Leandro schools reap rewards of parcel tax
• Prep days eliminated for Union City teachers
• More CA community colleges stop offering federal loans
• Ex-CCSF official tied to political scandal hosts fundraiser
• SFUSD teachers approve new contract
• California charter schools celebrate 20th anniversary
• Students head back to class as schools face cuts
• Students introduced to new TK grade in California
• Former students sues school over "C+"
• Torlakson says schools need to be updated
• SJ students post STAR test photos online