Category: Hall Monitor

In December of 2019 the US Department of Labor confirmed that the number of teachers that schools across the country are short is 300,000. If

Oceanside school trustees last week heard options for dealing with sinkholes at Garrison Elementary School, but the choices available made it clear that there’s no

In an audit last fall of three districts’ spending, CA State Auditor Elaine Howle called on the State Board of Education and the Legislature to

The superintendent in West Contra Costa Unified says his district is losing enrollment as students finish sixth grade. Rather than move on to middle school,

With the average tenure for both principals and superintendents around three to four years, the challenges that come with top K-12 administrative positions are many.

Schools — especially those in rural and urban communities — are crumbling, and school officials describe the situation as dire. More than a year ago,

Average teacher pay in CA public schools rose to $82,746 last school year, an increase of 2.6 percent from the prior year, new state data

If your child attends public school or eats school lunch, it won’t hurt your application for permanent residency. That’s the message school officials across CA

The March 3 California ballot includes a $15 billion state bond issue to help schools, community colleges and universities with construction costs for their facilities.

If the Inspire schools fail to remedy several issues, Dehesa says it may consider revoking the schools’ charters. The Dehesa School District says a corporation that