Month: August 2017

Significantly more schools in San Diego are having their water tested for toxic lead than elsewhere in California, prompting local water officials to begin pressing

Note from Eric Hall, President of EH&A: “We have invited one of the leading experts in school facilities to provide an introduction on am important

Article written by School Services of California, Inc. During our School Finance and Management Conference earlier this month, we presented a slide on Senate Bill

A new study by the San Diego Taxpayers Education Foundation evaluates district transparency in more than 20 criteria, such as meeting agendas and minutes, annual

An annual ranking of America’s most and least educated places reveals a true split in California when it comes to educational equity, with six of

CDE is taking the concept of ‘inclusion’ one step further by merging the agency’s special education unit with the branch that administers most of the

California, home to the nation’s largest agricultural economy, does little to ensure its schools follow federal rules requiring the serving of food produced in the

Unforeseen issues drove the cost to overhaul Encanto Elementary 30 percent over budget. The project’s contractor was facing financial problems at the same time of

Accusing Sacramento’s political power barons of neglecting California schoolkids, former state schools chief Delaine Eastin jumped into the 2018 governor’s race in the fall vowing

The Kern Community College District has three years to spend about $32 million — the majority of a $40 million bond it sold last month