Month: October 2019

by Sheldon Smith, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent of Business Services at the San Luis Obispo County Office of Education In most school district and county offices

Since the 2015 passage of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), a large number of states have backed away from recently enacted policies that were

Developing a customer service mindset can pay off with deeper trust that facilitates better community-school cooperation and helps retain students. In Fort Wayne Community Schools

Illuminate Education will stop support for its student information system in two years, before the 2021 school year. The company notified customers to plan for

A letter from Poway Unified SD Superintendent Marian Kim Phelps This month, thousands of community members and families that live within the boundaries of the

In an effort to battle teacher shortages, some states are considering plans to bump up teacher pay, District Administration reports. Florida is among the latest,

Because of the nationwide shortage of qualified bus drivers, many kids have difficulty getting to school, forcing parents to do drop-offs and pick-ups and districts

Technology has the power to change the way we approach building management and design. Did you know that virtual reality headsets allow users to view

Recently Oakland Unified School District announced plans to hire an investigator to look into allegations by two former teachers that grades were changed for courses,

CA school districts need to significantly increase their education spending to ensure that students have adequate resources and support to provide the state’s content standards