Month: March 2019

Californians for School Facilities (CSF) provides federal lobbying for nationwide school facility program funding. Bob Canavan, CSF’s Washington, D.C. lobbyist, John Dominguez (CSF Vice Chair),

After two teachers’ strikes in as many months in California, it is too soon to tell whether the labor disputes in Oakland and Los Angeles

The state Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team (FCMAT) leads the investigation of Sweetwater Union High School District’s financial crisis, and recently turned heads for

The Poway Unified School District is facing a growing dilemma after its facilities condition assessment report showed the district could face a liability of up

Taking stock five years into landmark changes for California’s schools, a new report calls for doubling down on efforts to deepen and strengthen “one of

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced a $5 billion school choice proposal recently, pitching a national tax credit scholarship program that would allow parents to

In a highly anticipated but narrow decision on pensions for teachers and other state and local public employees, the CA Supreme Court on Monday upheld

Underscoring the high priority he has placed on the issue, Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law a bill approved by lawmakers at lightning speed

CA’s second largest school district took more than four weeks to fully resolve a heating system outage at a school in City Heights. The district

A new task force that will examine the financial impact of charter schools and report back to Gov. Gavin Newsom by July 1 met for