Category: Hall Monitor

Newsom suggests revising education formula as he unveils $119-billion budget. Gov. Gavin Newsom projects another year of record funding for schools but warned that some

Your excess furniture is an asset that shouldn’t go to waste. If you’re replacing, renovating, decommissioning an old school, IRN the Reuse Network connects to

The CDE has adjusted the bid threshold to reflect the percentage change in the annual average value of the Implicit Price Deflator for State and

Last year’s record state budget has been topped with Gov. Newsom proposed spending plan. Schools from transitional kindergarten to high school and community colleges would

The election to recall three members of the San Francisco Unified school board next month has “exposed new, stark political divisions” in the city and

Texting parents can be an effective and inexpensive way to communicate the importance of student attendance, but to succeed district leaders should evaluate their needs

Nearly half of 6,000 teachers surveyed in November said they had considered changing jobs in the past month, up from 32% in June. Slightly over

Design problems have overtaken change in project scope as the primary cause of claims and disputes in the construction industry in the U.S. Projects have

Most school districts ended last school year with surpluses, largely thanks to federal and state COVID aid. Still, five out of the county’s 42 school

By Ethan Ashley and Carrie Douglass Our nation’s school boards are in crisis. Between a flurry of nationalized partisan fights and a systemic lack of