Month: April 2020

Many K-12 schools this week have cancelled in-person classes and announced a shift to online teaching. But at least one online-learning expert thinks that’s a

$30.75 Billion. That sounds like a lot of money. Included in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act that Congress passed, approximately $30,750,000,000.000 was

Schools, Districts and companies selling to them have questions, and forebodings. What’s important to look at are facts before the national quarantines started to tank

Across the country, virtual job fairs are taking place on a much larger scale through a platform developed by the California Center on Teaching Careers,

A new American Institute of Architects report indicates that the coronavirus pandemic has reduced the demand for construction design services, with 50% of architecture firms

The coronavirus has led to major supply chain disruptions, especially of goods from China, and an expert thinks American businesses will be hesitant to resume

A week after state and federal authorities directed school districts to continue offering special education during school closures, the level and quality of those services

At Gov. Newsom’s urging, school labor and management groups agreed recently on principles to guide them as they switch to distance learning and continue providing

Does Governor Newsom’s Executive Order No. N-33-20 include and thus impact K-12 public school construction projects that are in progress or about to commence? In

A “stay at home” order enacted in California late last week does not pertain to current construction projects in the state. Although the executive order