Day: August 15, 2019

Recognizing the need to provide better housing options for teachers in the state, Colorado’s Governor is urging the State Land Board, which oversees the use

By Jennifer Bestor, research director for Educate Our State, a statewide, grassroots, parent-led organization educating and uniting Californians to provide all students with a high-quality

A public interest law firm that has bird-dogged Los Angeles Unified’s spending has filed a formal complaint demanding that the state’s largest school district redo

Many kinds of public institutions have been hit with ransomware attacks in recent years, but school districts are proving to be particularly enticing to hackers.

If the California Schools and Local Community Funding Act passes in 2020, it could trigger the closure of strip malls and small businesses across San

The appearance of two sinkholes on campus might change back-to-school plans for students at Garrison Elementary in Oceanside. The first sinkhole, which is about 5

School districts can use technology, community cooperation and grade reconfiguration to keep a lid on personnel costs. The share of school district budgets devoted to

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is proposing that families who receive temporary government benefits should no longer be automatically eligible for food assistance, a change

School and district-wide wireless internet access is no longer a nice-to-have — it’s a must have. And with staff, teachers, parents, and students needing 24/7

CalSTRS just missed its target rate for annual investment returns, recording 6.8 percent for the fiscal year ending June 30, according to a Tuesday news