Month: November 2019

A battle pitting a board against a superintendent has led to a delay in finalizing a budget. In a move that the state is calling

Buses can be quite useful long after their days of student pickups are over. For example, Coachella Valley Unified School District — which is the

More school districts across the U.S. are finding it increasingly necessary to close schools, but these moves are always difficult and always unpopular. School closings

A state audit released Monday has now made official what many education advocates have been arguing for years: Not all the extra funding intended by

Texas state officials are weighing a takeover of the Houston Independent School District, with a letter from Texas Education Commissioner to HISD leadership citing an

Even when California schools install new heating and ventilation systems, the contractors aren’t properly adjusting or programming the units to provide enough ventilation to protect

Secretary of State Alex Padilla today assigned the proposition number 13 to a proposed $15 billion school and college construction bond. The legislative measure is

A new initiative, titled the Full and Fair Funding: the Public School Progress, Prosperity and Accountability Act of 2020, was submitted for title and summary

Recently the State Allocation Board met to hear a number of business items, including approval of Full-Day Kindergarten Facilities Grant Program apportionments and regulatory changes

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