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Gov. Gavin Newsom is budgeting $2B less for TK-12 for the coming fiscal year than he proposed five months ago. In Newsom’s May budget revision for 2023-24, school

In a legal battle that has gone on for over a decade, the California Supreme Court recently ruled that the controversial lease-leaseback contract between Fresno

School districts nationwide are adopting 4-day school weeks to cut costs and fill teacher vacancies, but research shows students are suffering. Studies have shown that

A nonprofit organization, Spirit of Ferndale, donated more than $3,600 to the school to replace aged and faded athletic uniforms. The donation is much needed as many of the 13

Since 2018, more than 1,000 incidents involving firearms have shaken America’s schools. The dramatic increase in gun violence on school property is reshaping the daily

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“The nation’s public pre-K programs saw a rebound last year as enrollment nearly reached pre-pandemic levels, new data shows. Thirty-two percent of 4-year-olds attended a

An increasing number of students in California are graduating from high school with college credits under their belt. The main three ways to do this

By Bob Nicholson, Vice President – Education Solutions Group/Facility Support Services, EH&A/MGT In this first part of a multi-part series of articles, we will discuss

On April 25th, CASH-supported AB 247 (Muratsuchi), the Kindergarten Through Community College Public Education Facilities Bond Act of 2024, was approved by the Assembly Committee