Month: September 2018

For-profit companies will be banned from running charter schools in California if Gov. Jerry Brown signs a hard-fought bill that won final approval from the

It’s 26 years old and needs a tune-up. Perhaps even an overhaul. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson announced that he has created a

CA is looking outside its borders for a proven approach to improving community college completion. Though the state budget has increased spending on the community

Knowledge, it’s been said, is power. The more you learn about something that affects you, the more you can influence that something. It’s especially true

An opinion by Steve Rees, president of SchoolWise Press At the annual conference hosted by the National Center for Education, it was stated that learning

Local educational agencies who have struggled to meet new safety requirements on school buses will be given more time to comply, under a bill pending

Transportation directors at Vista Unified School District and Eugene School District 4J in southwest Oregon share why they made the decision to switch to renewable

As it grapples with how to deal with its ongoing budget difficulties, one of the state’s more financially troubled districts Wednesday considered a plan that

LA Unified board members were jolted last month when a top LACOE official showed up unannounced to tell members they were spending more money than

The LACOE Facilities Network group held their monthly meeting this week and EH&A president Eric Hall was the featured speaker. The impressive group heard Eric’s