Day: November 16, 2022

As many of you may already know, there is no perfect delivery method for every situation. Just as each project has a number of common

California Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond was recently elected to his second 4-year term. During the past year, he created a task force on early literacy

Michael Kirst has made a mark on public education for more than six decades. He is best known by Californians as president of the State

Despite having the least responsibility for causing it, children born today will bear the burden of climate change. There is clear evidence of the negative

Student safety is top of mind as the number of school shootings in the United States rises to its highest level in two decades. Just

Preliminary test scores around the country have confirmed the longer many students studied remotely, the less they learned. With fears for the futures of students

A real-life construction project is teaching work skills and is aiming to help students enter the workforce with valuable experience. Thanks to a partnership with

The new Excel version has the following features included: Ability to automatically insert rows for additional Building Areas/Names. Automatic calculation of ratings for the Cleanliness

Topics covered in this month’s update include: State Allocation Board Amends Regulations on Project Savings Preschool, TK, and FDK Facilities Grant Program – Application Funding

By Jerusalem Demsas, The Atlantic When the pandemic began, I didn’t place any bets on what the future would hold. But if I had, I