Month: April 2019

With nearly all 50 governors having delivered their 2019 speeches, Education Dive and the Education Commission of the States analyzed what they said about K-12

The most recent state data for California’s K–12 public schools indicates that overall enrollment is down slightly, while the number of Hispanic/Latino and charter school

EdSource’s new report on pension costs for California school districts details how financial obligations for districts doubled over the course of four years. After obtaining

Districts’ average expense doubled to about $1,000 per student in 2017-18 Districts’ expenses for employee pensions on average doubled to about $1,000 per student over

Officials with the Department of State Parks have informed Cardiff School District that they are unlikely to support the proposed campus redesign and companion boundary

Built in 1958, Del Mar Heights School is long overdue for an upgrade and it is finally a possibility due to the passage of Measure

Fiscal Importance and Impact of Capturing and Reporting CALPADS Data EH&A’s Senior Associate Debi Deal and Team will be conducting a training session on April

What are all the things that make a school safe and the people inside it feel connected with each other and the surrounding community? Most

Eric Hall and many of his associates will be in Booth 1016 at the CASBO Annual Trade Show on April 15-18. The event takes place

Elements of a Safe and Secure School Against the Backdrop of a Welcoming Environment The CASH April Workshop will focus on school safety, involving the