Month: July 2019

For certain improvements, districts could qualify for federal funds By Eric Hall and Adam Kaye Can the federal government help pay for school improvements? The

The state budget that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed last week, bringing about $3 billion more to community colleges and K-12 schools, includes money that resolves

OPINION: Mauro Bautista, principal of Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez High School in Los Angeles. For the past three years, students and adult allies have built

Leaders of some local charter school organizations made more money than superintendents of California’s largest school districts in 2016, the most recent year for which

The Consortium for School Networking on Wednesday announced a new initiative designed to improve technology for rural school districts. The project, “Tech for Rural Districts,”

As schools face growing competition, administrators and community leaders reach out to those guiding families in their housing search. Building relationships with those focusing on

With $10 million in funding, an ambitious timeline and a champion in Gov. Gavin Newsom behind it, the Legislature recently passed legislation for a statewide

The CASH Facility Planners Meeting Update for July 2019 is now available and includes information regarding: AB 48 (O’Donnell) – 2020 and 2022 State School

There are no walls between the seven classrooms on the third floor of the Medical Academy for Science and Technology, a former hospital that houses

Editorial by the San Diego Union Tribune In 2013, commenting on a $900 million investment in “cleantech” enterprises that was going horribly, CalPERS’ chief investment