Month: October 2019

Michelle Cousté, 26, assistant superintendent at Clark Construction, is managing the build-out of Ashburn’s Metro station. “I get here when the crews get in, at

Twin Rivers Unified School District has begun discussing the closure of several schools due to declining enrollment, a lingering $3.8 million budget deficit and an

Tens of thousands of CA child care providers gained new rights to bargain for better wages and health benefits under a new law Gov. Gavin

School districts in at least three states – Ohio, Illinois and New Jersey –have installed sensors to detect smoke from e-cigarettes. North Carolina could be

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 5 into law recently. As part of a signing message, Newsom said that the new regulation would help reduce

District leaders have increased the efficiency of school operations by harnessing new technologies to develop smart school buildings that are safer and more efficient. As

Disaster and inclement-weather preparedness should take into account everything from the school structure to continued instruction on days off. From Hurricane Dorian on the East

California has a new vaccination law on the books. It cracks down on inappropriate use of medical exemptions that allow kids to skip some or

Local allocations from Prop. 51, a state school bond passed in 2016, appear to confirm the fears of former Gov. Jerry Brown and those who

Key groups oppose Gov. Newsom’s signing of the bill delaying start times for adolescents and teens… Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Sunday that will mandate