Day: February 13, 2018

In recent weeks the superintendencies in Los Angeles, New York City, and Chicago, the largest U.S. school districts, have been vacated. Superintendents have long been

Forty years after Californians revolted against rising property taxes to pass Proposition 13, advocates of tax reform believe the timing is finally right to do

The governor’s January budget plan offers $6.3 billion in new Proposition 98 spending over three years, according to a new review from the nonpartisan Legislative

California school districts have more information on what they need to do to equip all school buses with child reminder systems before the start of

Teachers struggling to afford the high cost of housing caught a break Thursday, with the launch of a new initiative that could help many buy

The Sonora Union High School District declared the historic Sonora Dome and two adjacent buildings rented by the Tuolumne County Arts Alliance as surplus property

The Santa Clara County Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution recently for full and fair funding for California Public Schools by state lawmakers. The

After months of tedious and emotional labor to recommend four schools for possible closure, the Oak Grove schools community was startled Thursday night to hear

Gov. Jerry Brown delivered his eighth State of the State speech — his final one — on January 25 in Sacramento. He affirmed his belief