Month: December 2019

The CASH December meeting featured discussion from many CASH leaders on important topics surrounding state and local building issues. Chairperson Julie Arthur provided a summary

The Internet has made it easier for teachers to sell their lesson plans and resources as a means to supplement their income. But as more

A few years ago, Chrissy Romano-Arribito began to experience something that may sound familiar to a lot of teachers: burnout. Or not burnout, exactly, but

The goals of at least 20,000 educators in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program are on the line as the Supreme Court listens

A U.S. Secret Service study found students who commit school violence often showed interest in violence, were bullied by peers and regularly found themselves in

Amid a deficit that has ballooned from $10 million to $48 million in a few months, a San Francisco Bay Area superintendent’s job is on

The cost of the next Utah high schools built along the Wasatch Front could exceed $145 million, an increase of nearly 50% in recent years. Blame

Taking aim at the majority of charter schools in the state, the California Democratic Party has included language in its platform declaring that these schools

CDE has sided with county officials in their latest budget dispute with Sweetwater UHSD. Earlier this month, the San Diego County Office of Education ordered

Charter schools have long been criticized for not being as welcoming to students with disabilities or behavior problems as they are students without special needs.