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Photo: LucasResearch.org By Amber Graeber, The 74 How principals and teachers can expand and adapt high-quality project-based curricula to meet their needs, and those of

The credit rating reflects a significant improvement in the district’s finances after painful budget cuts. Struggling financially, San Marcos Unified earned a “negative” rating for the past

By Joseph Geha, San Jose Spotlight A small school district in West San Jose is selling off land where single-family homes are planned, setting off

Protection of the environment and reducing environmental impacts is public policy. The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), beginning with section 21000 of the Public Resources

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) recently updated its COVID-19 related guidance for K-12 schools for the 2022-23 school year. What you need to

How have the state’s school districts spent the $40 billion in federal and state funding to help them cope with COVID? A recent analysis revealed

Today’s superintendents are facing an impossible job amid unprecedented political chaos and public dynamics. For over the past two years, they have had a difficult

To help keep the school operating after the Slater Fire burned through Happy Camp the fall of 2020, the school built a mobile home park

An unprecedented amount of funding is being pumped into a public school system experiencing declining enrollment, educator shortages, and educational achievement gaps that only widened

With a national teacher shortage and rapidly rising rents, Jefferson Union High School District in San Mateo County’s Daly City is one of a few