Month: December 2021

Nearly half of 6,000 teachers surveyed in November said they had considered changing jobs in the past month, up from 32% in June. Slightly over

Design problems have overtaken change in project scope as the primary cause of claims and disputes in the construction industry in the U.S. Projects have

Most school districts ended last school year with surpluses, largely thanks to federal and state COVID aid. Still, five out of the county’s 42 school

By Ethan Ashley and Carrie Douglass Our nation’s school boards are in crisis. Between a flurry of nationalized partisan fights and a systemic lack of

New York City, the nation’s largest school district, is building an Uber-like GPS system that lets parents track their child’s school bus ride in real

Earlier this month, the State Allocation Board (SAB) held a meeting to make unfunded approvals and regulatory amendments, and to hear an appeal. In her

Topics covered in this month’s update include: Lease-Leaseback Competitive Selection Process Extended Five Years OPSC Holds First Meeting to Update the Facility Inspection Tool (FIT)

The Oakland Unified School District has done so little to stave off its enormous looming budget deficit that the Alameda County Office of Education can

Workers at California’s universities are frustrated. Days after the UC leaders reached a contract with its lecturers in mid-November, two more of its unions authorized

A decision four years ago to install special lockdown locks on classroom doors at Oxford High School likely saved lives during the shooting spree last