Month: February 2019

Most school districts in San Diego county are projecting deficit spending for three years in a row, according to letters sent to districts last week

Special education enrollment has surged in the last decade, with more than 96,000 students pouring into school districts across the state, according to data from

Protests in LA and Colorado follow many others around the country. Last February, roughly 20,000 teachers in all of West Virginia’s 55 counties walked out.

Results from a new poll show CA voters view reducing gun violence in schools as the top educational issue facing the state, though there was

Just a little over a month into 2019, already about a dozen cybersecurity incidents have struck U.S. school districts. And if the past is any

Renewing an issue that has virtually disappeared from his policy agenda, President Donald Trump called on Congress in his State of the Union speech to

The nonpartisan Legislative Analyst warned Wednesday that lawmakers should prepare for lower revenue projections later this spring as a result of changes on both Main

By Dan Walters There’s bitter irony in the loud complaints from CA school officials and unions – particularly in large urban districts – about not

Last month, a new two-year legislative session began in earnest, which means a lot of new faces on key policy and fiscal committees, and even

The L.A. Unified school board has approved a contract with its teacher union that officials admit they can’t fully afford, calling the deal’s sustainability into