Day: September 10, 2019

Beginning next July, teachers in CA will no longer be allowed to suspend elementary and middle school students from school for disrupting classroom activities or

Focusing on “positive outlier districts,” a new report from the Learning Policy Institute (LPI) highlights seven CA districts in which black, Latino and white students

School administrators announced recently that all classes in Flagstaff Unified School District in Arizona would be canceled for the day following the discovery of a

To address safety and efficiency concerns that come with student transportation, school districts are exploring several trends that can make school buses more secure and

States’ spending to build, upgrade, and equip school buildings has fallen over the last decade, exacerbating budget challenges many schools already face, an analysis by

If you are volunteering for your child’s school for the first time, you may need to complete a few steps before being allowed on campus

As a result of an agreement reached last week between Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders, California charter school teachers will have to get the

Under pressure to increase students’ test scores, districts are cutting what they view as non-instructional time. Unfortunately, what often ends up cut are parts of

School facilities house community programs and gatherings all summer long as districts work to improve resources for the upcoming academic year. For school districts across

While most school districts are required to provide transportation for their students, the issue of transportation is growing more complex and can be one of