This week on the GIA Education Report: The Supreme Court reviews a pivotal student loan forgiveness case; two San Bernardino schools earn California Distinguished honors; California prepares to replace the RICA exam with a new literacy assessment; UC Riverside announces plans for a new teaching hospital to address regional doctor shortages; and A.B. Miller High School's aviation program helps students reach new heights. Tune in for these stories and more.

This week on the GIA Education Report:

Charter schools get a $60 million boost from the U.S. Department of Education. Redlands Unified celebrates cultural diversity at its annual Multicultural Fair. Plus, major Inland Empire school districts avoid teacher layoffs ahead of the 2025–26 school year.

We also look at how cultural graduation ceremonies are continuing across California colleges amid federal pushback, and highlight Riverside County’s newest Teacher of the Year.

In this week’s GIA Education Report, Alyssa Silva covers significant developments in education policy and student achievement across Southern California. Topics include the Trump administration’s decision to end $1 billion in school mental health grants, a new California bill aimed at improving early reading instruction, and College of the Desert students taking first place in a regional cybersecurity competition. Plus, Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus breaks ground on a new $79 million student services center.