Month: April 2020

A personal message from EH&A Founder and President Eric Hall We are in our 6th week of sheltering in place, and the 5th consecutive week

No San Diego Unified student will receive a grade lower than what they were earning before the COVID-19 school closures. Teachers can decide how to

By Michael Burke from EdSource April 9, 2020 Agreement allows teachers to create their own schedules and doesn’t require them to use live video. Los

Much has changed since Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-25-20. Accordingly, Brown Act and Bagley-Keene Act requirements have been further loosened by subsequent Executive Order

The pot of invested money used to pay for hundreds of thousands of California public employee pensions has shrunk by $69 billion as coronavirus has

The coronavirus pandemic already has wiped out tens of thousands of jobs in California. And that’s just the first act. Even after the “stay at

The construction market in the United States ended 2019 in a precarious position. The disruption of the American economy in Q1 2020 may usher in

The Vista Virtual School learning environment launched on Monday, April 6th. Click here for a video where you will hear from Vista Unified teachers, principals,

Hopefully, not the landfill. Taxpayers don’t like seeing usable furnishings thrown away, but what do you do with the thousands of pieces of legacy furniture

As 2020 kicked off, the U.S. job market was the strongest in 50 years, and the economy had seen a record 113-month streak of job