Month: February 2023

We lost a dear friend and an esteemed colleague this past week. Bob Blattner was a fierce advocate for K-12 education and will be missed

Governor Gavin Newsom signaled a decline in funding for California’s K-12 schools and community colleges in his 2023-24 proposed budget. See what practitioners, observers, advocates, students,

In collaboration with Tuolumne Utilities District and California State Water Resources Control Board, Curtis Creek Elementary School now has a more reliable, safer water supply.

By Brianna Garcia and Wendi McCaskill Posted January 27, 2023 – Each year, the State Allocation Board (SAB) adjusts the School Facility Program (SFP) grants

EdSource was told by officials that the end of California’s Covid-19 state of emergency on Feb. 28 effectively ends its current plan to add Covid-19

Stockton Unified staff have made more than 3,600 home visits this year to help the district reduce its rate of chronic absenteeism. Prior to the pandemic, chronic

If passed, the bill would authorize the federal government to create four-year grants for states to enact and enforce minimum school teacher salary requirements. Starting in fiscal

One hundred three-story townhomes and 32 two-story, single-family homes have been proposed by a developer on the site of former Garrison Elementary School. Homes in

“Amid looming economic uncertainty and fears of recession, the governor has proposed cutting $1.2 billion of one-time discretionary funding for arts and instructional materials in

Senator Bill Dodd announced legislation ensuring fairness in local elections by placing limits on the amount of money that can be donated to candidates for