Month: June 2018

An Opinion by Don Ulrich, deputy superintendent of Clovis Unified School District, in the Fresno Bee on June 1, 2018.  …The Legislature needs to do

Click here for the monthly update from CASH of all that occurred at the County Office Facility Planners meeting for June 2018.  

What state could be the next to have a teacher walkout? There have been scattered rumblings of protest in Nevada and Louisiana. And there are

Marshall Tuck and Tony Thurmond, the two candidates for state superintendent of public instruction, are of one mind on many fundamental educational challenges in California,

California’s schools are hiring teachers again. But California’s colleges aren’t producing enough new teachers to meet the demand. So where will the state’s new teachers

The national spotlight on the strikes and walkouts this spring has been on the teachers themselves. But in the shadows was another group that’s just

Schools will be required to include procedures to respond to active shooter situations, and school buses must have seatbelts by 2035 under a pair of

Efforts by school district officials to restrict parental access to their child’s classroom after a disagreement over educational services could have violated the parent’s civil

More children who have been exposed to lead in California may be identified and receive support services under a bill pending before a key Senate

There’s something happening here and what it is isn’t exactly clear. Schools across CA are cutting programs and laying off employees in the midst of