🎒 New norm: Dropping kids off
For many families, school pickup lines are replacing the yellow bus: A majority of U.S. students now arrive at school in private cars, Axios’ Shauneen Miranda writes
For many families, school pickup lines are replacing the yellow bus: A majority of U.S. students now arrive at school in private cars, Axios’ Shauneen Miranda writes
“A public-interest law firm threatened Wednesday to sue Gov. Gavin Newsom and state officials unless they create a fairer system of subsidizing the costs of
In part one of this multi-part series of articles, we discussed what to know and why to know about development impact fees. If you missed
In an analysis of the state budget, the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) cautioned there are questions about how the California governor plans to close
A single-elementary school district, Dehesa, made headlines in 2019 for failing to hold its charter schools accountable. Three were a key part of the statewide A3
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced California will receive $88M to purchase buses in districts across the state. The funding from EPA’s Clean School Bus Program, provides
School superintendents in California left their jobs in large numbers last year. Five California superintendents who either recently left or are leaving their jobs, were interviewed to
Topics covered in this month’s update include: Governor Releases Proposed 2024-25 State Budget Governor Supports State School Facilities Bond Bill Introduction Begins Upcoming CASH Events
By Michael J. Petrilli, The 74 “The conventional wisdom in some quarters is that the charter school movement has run its course. Abandoned by an increasingly progressive
By Yesenia Robles, Chalkbeat Colorado “Jeffco’s school board voted 4-1 Thursday night to close two district K-8 schools that together serve more than 500 students and have
By Linda Jacobson, The 74 “In April 2021, the board overseeing Colorado’s Jeffco Public Schools was about to hire Tracy Dorland as its new superintendent. But
By Micah Ward, District Administration “Since the pandemic, K12 schools have been faced with shifts in student enrollment due to a variety of factors, including transitioning
In part one of this multi-part series of articles, we discussed what to know and why to know about development impact fees. If you missed
The Governor demands schools pay more attention to lowest-performing students in pursuit of narrowing gaps in student achievement. Beginning 2024-25, districts and charter schools will spell out how they will address
California will now require all K-12 students to learn media literacy skills, pushing back against the rush of misinformation online. Students will learn how to think critically about
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