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The last successful Statewide School Bond on the ballot, Proposition 51, was the first citizen approved bond measure. The last bond to be approved by

The only woman elected as California’s superintendent of public instruction, Delaine Eastin, recently passed from complications of a stroke at the age of 76. She was known for effectively

Gloria E. Ciriza becomes the first female superintendent in the San Diego County Office of Education’s 76-year history. Ciriza is currently the Office of Education’s

San Diego Unified’s plan will help ease the local housing crisis by letting developers build large rent-restricted apartment complexes on excess school property. The former campus of

The State Allocation Board (SAB) held a meeting to conduct routine approvals and hear two appeals. The Board apportioned $183,132,062 in State General Fund dollars

With schools being roughly one year out from a budgetary cliff, Chad Aldeman of The 74 suggests leaders should be reviewing layoff policies, closing under-enrolled schools, competing for kids, and

Topics covered in this month’s update include: Call to Action on State School Bond Design-Build Bill SB 956 (Cortese) Passes First Committee AB 1851 (Holden)

Based on the most current news from Sacramento, the California Economic Outlook is not good.  Remember the age-old adage: “As the state economy goes, so

With districts bracing for expiring federal relief funds this year, the Biden administration proposed a new $8B grant program to sustain successful programs helping students

California schools are preparing for a stretch of austerity that could endanger students’ already uncertain recovery from the pandemic. An end to billions of dollars in