Day: December 13, 2018

CA received nearly $9.7 billion in revenue in November– drastically exceeding projections and making up for an unexpected dip in October collections, according to the

Voters passed school construction bond measures in 89 of 112 K-12 and community college districts. And they passed parcel taxes in eight of the 13

With solid bond victories in the midterm election, Carlsbad and Vista Unified school districts are getting ready to upgrade aging school facilities and tighten security

Assembly Bill 2449 changes the seating date for newly elected school district and county board of education members to the second Friday in December following

Here is an excellent fact-filled summary of CA’s complicated school funding plan created in an easy to read and graphically pleasing format by the Public

The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty’s Executive VP, C.J. Szafir and Researcher Cori Petersen write at the Wall Street Journal about how Milwaukee Public

While the fiscal outlook for California public schools remains positive, declining enrollment and pension costs will continue to pose significant challenges for many districts statewide.

There is a new reality for transborder, or transfronterizo, students— young people who cross the border daily to go to school and sometimes work. The

The upcoming CA Supreme Court case involving Cal Fire pension benefits raises important retirement and legal issues. With regard to retirement, the first question is

While schools have had some success in reducing chronic absenteeism, expulsion and dropout rates throughout the state, more targeted efforts will be needed to improve