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For 170 years, growth in California was constant and expansion felt boundless as the state was a cultural, economic, and political force. However, with the coronavirus pandemic and

The district becomes the first education agency in Marin to appoint a full-time staff housing official,  Derek Knell, a former member of the Novato school board. His first goal

Numerous NorCal districts are now trying to keep up with changes in climate by making their own changes. A 2022 California State Legislative Analyst’s office report

A nonstarter in the Democratically controlled California Legislature, a Republican bill requiring districts to inform parents if their children use a different gender identity at

County Office Facility Planner Update – August 2023 State School Bond AB 247 Continues to Advance State Allocation Board to Hear Construction Cost Index Issue

By Kunjan Narechania “School superintendents across the country are getting nervous: Federal COVID relief dollars have begun drying up, and with control of the House and

By Marion Morgenthal “As the mother of a 37-year-old son with special needs who is living a full and independent life, I often think about

By Betty Marquez Rosales “If California’s proposed budget is approved as it currently stands, county offices of education will get an increase of $80 million in

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

The district’s superintendent recently presented a draft support letter to the cities within the district and the county of Monterey to enact an ordinance enabling employee housing to

Last year’s lackluster launch of California’s free transitional kindergarten expansion has propelled school districts into high gear, ramping up efforts to entice families of the state’s estimated 449,070

By Chad Aldeman, The 74 “At a research conference in late March, Princeton economist Richard DiSalvo presented some startling graphs comparing student enrollments against the

By Denisa R. Superville, Education Week “It takes a lot of time and effort to build a community where all students and staff feel like

When Just Elementary School in Tampa, Florida closed, it wasn’t a surprise. It was the only school in the state to receive an F and fewer than

By Jaclyn Borowski, Education Week ​”It’s estimated that one in every five students have dyslexia or another language-based learning difference. For those students, school can