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A school building does more than house an education. It can expand opportunities for students, or limit what’s possible for them. For too many of California’s charter public schools, the cost of securing adequate...
A federal bankruptcy judge in Sacramento on Tuesday approved a motion from Highlands Community Charter and Technical Schools to stop a California State Board of Education hearing set for Friday that could have resulted...
“Our policy is directed not against any country or doctrine but against hunger, poverty, desperation, and chaos.”, George Marshall, 1947 On Nov. 3, American voters repudiated an anti-democratic and disruptive...
Proposition 40, the initiative that would have created the nation’s first wealth tax on billionaires, has been defeated. The Associated Press called the contest Monday. Although the gap had narrowed from Election Day,...
San Diego Unified School District, local unions and a San Diego city councilman are demanding that the federal government change its immigration policies after the detainment of an 8-year-old Haitian student who had...
The Sacramento County Office of Education on Friday rejected Sacramento City Unified’s revised budget. The new budget would have left the district with a $166.3 million budget deficit by the year’s end and did not...
A Republican-backed program using federal tax credits for private and religious school scholarships could face changes in a Democrat-controlled Congress soon after the program takes effect Jan. 1.
Now that Democrats will soon hold Congress’ power of the purse, they may be able to reign in efforts by the Trump administration to disband the U.S. Department of Education.
As California schools continue to grapple with the role of artificial intelligence in schools, the state’s Department of Education encouraged teachers and school leaders to responsibly incorporate the technology into...
Fort Ross Elementary, a 17-student one-school district in rural Sonoma County, is using portable toilets, closing its campus to community events and looking for ways to pay for its ailing septic system, The Press...
Nearly a week after Election Day, many school board races in California’s most populous county are still too close to call, Southern California News Group reported. As of Thursday, 2,529,637 ballots across Los Angeles...
At least two newly elected Pasadena Unified School District board members will replace incumbents, and likely advocate for more time to consider school consolidations following the Nov. 3 election, the Los Angeles Daily...