Category: Hall Monitor

New York City, the nation’s largest school district, is building an Uber-like GPS system that lets parents track their child’s school bus ride in real

Earlier this month, the State Allocation Board (SAB) held a meeting to make unfunded approvals and regulatory amendments, and to hear an appeal. In her

Topics covered in this month’s update include: Lease-Leaseback Competitive Selection Process Extended Five Years OPSC Holds First Meeting to Update the Facility Inspection Tool (FIT)

The Oakland Unified School District has done so little to stave off its enormous looming budget deficit that the Alameda County Office of Education can

Workers at California’s universities are frustrated. Days after the UC leaders reached a contract with its lecturers in mid-November, two more of its unions authorized

A decision four years ago to install special lockdown locks on classroom doors at Oxford High School likely saved lives during the shooting spree last

The California Court of Appeal has held that school districts must exclude maintenance and operations costs from their calculations when determining the pro rata fees

Similar to many of the other programs that were included in the 2021 Budget Act, districts and charter schools that receive ELO-P funds must develop

From SSC posted December 2, 2021 Starting January 1, 2022, the state minimum wage increases once again—this time to $15 per hour for employers with

A California Court of Appeal has held that a school district and its employees are not responsible for the safety of a student when the