Month: September 2023

In part one of this multi-part series of articles, we discussed what to know and why to know about development impact fees. If you missed

​​”A late-session strategy by Democrats in the California Legislature to sabotage a tax-limitation initiative may determine whether citizen groups can propose a school parcel tax

Ten school districts in Whittier received funds so low-income or unhoused students can get food assistance, clothing, school supplies, emergency housing assistance or help with transportation costs.

Apple has agreed to extend the life of Chromebooks from five to ten years, which could save California school districts millions. Many of these devices

Americans are looking for innovative secondary schools that help them make sense of technological changes, institutions that leave behind some traditions of the past in favor of offerings that promise to

In journalist Cara Fitzpatrick’s new book, “The Death of Public School,” she chronicles the history of school choice in America — a decades-long political effort

Topics covered in this month’s update include: Bond Bill Clears Fiscal Committee SAB Acts on Construction Cost Index Issue SB 499 (Menjivar) Requiring an Extreme

“Americans en masse are dissatisfied with the country’s schools. But parents feel pretty good about their own kids’ education. Why it matters: A divide between school parents and the

“As a new academic year begins, a school district in an affluent Washington, D.C., suburb is rolling out stringent security measures, including metal detectors and