Month: July 2018

NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly talks to a school superintendent about how his team had to rethink the building of their high school after Parkland. Read

Legislators introduced a number of bills to address school safety. Two bills have already died in the Legislature. One called for armed police officers on

Oakland Unified has enough money to pay its bills through the end of the year, but the way it has spent its money and reported

All of the state’s funding for community colleges is based on enrollment numbers. But in an attempt to make good on the system’s goals for

Under GFO-17-607 school districts can apply for a share of $94.1 million in funding to purchase new electric or CNG school buses, as well as

Some families in California and Colorado may utilize private companies to get their kids to school via cars, SUVs, vans and private buses. Carpooling apps

Despite Newsom’s extensive and detailed education platform, it is unlikely that education will be a major issue in the campaign itself. Instead, issues that Cox

State Allocation Board defers action on proposal to cease accepting applications On Wednesday June 27, 2018 the State Allocation Board (Board) deferred action on a

The Charter School Facility Grant Program (SB 740) provides annual assistance with facilities rent and lease expenditures to classroom-based charter schools that meet certain eligibility

Governor Brown and his administration continue to oppose the issuance of bonds to support Proposition 51, the State School Bond to fund the School Facility