The top candidates vying to be California’s next superintendent of public instruction took the stage for two virtual forums this week, detailing how they would handle achievement gaps, artificial intelligence concerns, LGBTQ+ protections and more.
Six candidates participated in the forums hosted by EdSource, about six weeks before voters will go to the polls for the June 2 primary election.
Whoever wins the position will help shape the future of nearly 6 million students in California…