Day: September 21, 2022

During the fall of the 2018 school year, the Director of Fiscal Services for a medium sized district in Southern California informed the Assistant Superintendent

By Julie Boesch, Superintendent, Maple School District  As a leader it is important whenever you take on a new role to gather information, listen, and develop

Staff shortages and threats to students’ and educators’ safety and well-being are creating stressful working conditions for principals, who are considering leaving their jobs. A

Even in the midst of teacher shortages, school districts and superintendents are reluctant to hire full-time teachers. A spring survey of 291 district leaders found school

Charter schools have experienced the largest increase in students. A poll revealed 23% of parents reported their children made the switch to a charter school during

With their “Parent Revolt” program, the GOP party is going big with their most tailored school board recruitment and training program ever. Capitalizing on parents’ anger to

A great deal of pandemic relief money is designated for school improvements, creating a window of opportunity for construction projects that boost students’ physical and

The heart of student-centered space in today’s K-12 environments are learning stairs. They are multi-functional offering an informal place to gather, teach, socialize, and perform

Dear CASH Board of Directors, Today, August 15, 2022, the State Allocation Board (SAB) held a meeting to conduct routine business. A proposed regulatory amendment

Topics covered in this month’s update include: 2021-22 Legislative Session Wrap-Up Progressive Design-Build/AB 902 (O’Donnell) & AB 185 K-12 Schools Requesting Veto of SB 1144