Month: December 2019

Those are among the questions LAUSD hopes to answer through a new grant program designed to address facility issues on district campuses sharing space with

California is experiencing a teacher shortage that is affecting more than 80 percent of its school districts, according to the Learning Policy Institute, a Palo

Houston ISD lawyers told a federal judge the education commissioner is exceeding his authority and asked for a preliminary injunction stopping him from booting out

A coalition of education organizations and school officials on December 10th called on Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders to place one tax measure on

The unexpected defeat in 2016 of a school parcel tax in wealthy Marin County and the near-defeat of another in the county that same year

The Assembly Democrats released their 2020-2021 budget blueprint this week with the theme “Embracing Progress, Securing the Future.” The blueprint highlights the top issues the

Walk into any classroom in Alpaugh Unified and you will see teaching and learning using the latest technology. Students collaborate on digital documents, give presentations

CASBO held a sectional workshop December 12th at the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District and EH& A’s president Eric Hall was one of the