Day: September 21, 2022

By Marguerite Roza & Katherine Silberstein, The 74 Roza & Silberstein: When districts break out of deeply ingrained expenditure habits, it’s a big deal. During

By Kevin Mahnken, The 74 Long-term scores from NAEP show unprecedented declines for nine-year-olds in math and generational literacy loss Two decades of growth for

By Asher Lehrer-Small, The 74 Labor shortages continue to impact schools. As the academic year approaches, more districts are offering generous incentives to entice staff

Photo: LucasResearch.org By Amber Graeber, The 74 How principals and teachers can expand and adapt high-quality project-based curricula to meet their needs, and those of

The credit rating reflects a significant improvement in the district’s finances after painful budget cuts. Struggling financially, San Marcos Unified earned a “negative” rating for the past

By Joseph Geha, San Jose Spotlight A small school district in West San Jose is selling off land where single-family homes are planned, setting off