Month: June 2019

Students asked Capistrano Unified School District leaders why they weren’t making use of solar power to be more energy efficient and fiscally responsible. And when

The wheels on the bus still go ’round and ’round, but now they softly go “whirr-whirr-whirr,” too. That’s because Chico Unified School District just got

School districts in the most expensive regions of California, struggling to pay salaries that keep pace with the high cost of living, are increasingly turning

Several San Luis Obispo County school districts may have misspent fees paid to them by developers, a civic Grand Jury found, potentially opening the door

Per-pupil spending in traditional district schools in CA declines when students leave for charter schools, but not as much as in other states, according to

By many measures, Stege Elementary School in Richmond demands change. The K-6 school is one of 481 of the 10,000 California schools cited as lowest performing in

The California Senate has passed a $214.8 billion budget. That sends it next to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk. The budget includes money to give taxpayer-funded health

While the transgender movement may be currently illuminating the issue, toilet privacy is a basic human right that educational institutions can provide through thoughtful design.

Public schools in CA do not have to participate in federal school meal programs, but under a bill moving through the state Legislature, they will

A recent survey of voters reveals a solid majority thinks K-12 schools have a “great” need for facility funding. Student safety, preparing students for jobs,