Category: Hall Monitor

Average starting salaries for teachers with a bachelor’s degree increased slightly last year from $38,701 to $39,249, but accounting for inflation, the average classroom teacher’s

With energy costs often second only to employee compensation, education leaders are looking for additional ways to cut expenses — especially when teachers are making

For the second time in two years, California lawmakers are advancing a bill that would forbid K-12 schools from starting class earlier than 8:30 a.m.

EH&A’s Debi Deal conducted a training session April 23rd at the Los Angeles County Office of Education to assist district finance professionals with maximizing and

Democratic leaders in Congress said on Thursday they would seek President Donald Trump’s support in coming weeks for legislation to invest up to $2 trillion

For the past few years, a small group of advocates for equitable school construction has been examining how school districts with small tax bases and

Return on investment (ROI) is an oft-cited goal in K12 arenas, but it is achievable? Morgan County School District found out how to do it.

Oakland Unified recently attracted statewide attention when its teachers won higher pay, smaller classes and more staff support after a seven-day strike. As attention turns

The desk-chair combination most often associated with school is growing closer to obsolescence as classroom furniture manufacturers discontinue models with in-demand flexible features like adjustable

More than 75 faculty members, staff and students at San Diego State University packed an open forum recently to demand answers of campus leadership about