Month: March 2018

California legislators have confirmed what several high-profile reports and nearly anyone involved with students with disabilities have been saying for years about the state’s system

The chairman of the state Senate’s budget subcommittee on education and three other Democratic senators are proposing to add $1.2 billion to what Gov. Jerry

Across California, the cost of retirement benefits for public employees remains untamed. The total cost to state and local governments as well as schools and

Thirteen years ago, California’s teacher union went toe-to-toe with the state’s movie star governor and crushed him at the ballot box, funding almost half of

Lakeside has a new school leader, a Los Angeles native who’s familiar with the rural county town. The Lakeside Union School District Governing Board officially

CASBO colleagues are meeting for a morning of training at the LACOE Education Center on Friday, March 16. Eric Hall will be just one of

The State Allocation Board (SAB) held a relatively uneventful meeting yesterday, February 28, 2018, with some good news and only one action item. The Executive

…Tinker v. Des Moines is the overriding court case involving free speech in school. But there’s a big difference between the merits of Tinker and

Wednesday is the National School Walkout. What does this mean to San Diego County? Well, it could mean that if you can’t ban ‘em, collaborate

An Opinion by Al Mijares, the Orange County Superintendent of Schools. The stakes are too high to rest for a second on this issue, and