Month: June 2018

Contrary to flat National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) growth in the rest of the country, California’s average scores for 4th and 8th-grade reading and

The school district had an active-shooter plan, and two armed police officers walked the halls of the high school. School district leaders had even agreed

By the time he leaves office early next year, Gov. Jerry Brown will have achieved his goal of “full funding” for his signature school financing

The uncertainty over how to prevent school shootings — and the horrifying consequences of failing to do so — has created a business opportunity. School

Second Amendment activists and some security experts are calling for safer school designs, while some gun-control advocates say it’s a distracting issue that avoids more

Women in the United States gave birth last year at the lowest rate in 30 years, a trend that could weigh on economic growth in

The San Dieguito Union High School District and Solana Beach School District won the 2018 Regional Golden Watchdog Award from the San Diego County Taxpayers

A new study out this month suggests one of the biggest things that can be done to fix poor performing schools is making sure every

The Legislative Analyst Office (LAO) issued a report on the State’s funding of school facilities and provided an overview and an assessment of the Governor’s