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Student safety is top of mind as the number of school shootings in the United States rises to its highest level in two decades. Just

Preliminary test scores around the country have confirmed the longer many students studied remotely, the less they learned. With fears for the futures of students

A real-life construction project is teaching work skills and is aiming to help students enter the workforce with valuable experience. Thanks to a partnership with

The new Excel version has the following features included: Ability to automatically insert rows for additional Building Areas/Names. Automatic calculation of ratings for the Cleanliness

Topics covered in this month’s update include: State Allocation Board Amends Regulations on Project Savings Preschool, TK, and FDK Facilities Grant Program – Application Funding

By Jerusalem Demsas, The Atlantic When the pandemic began, I didn’t place any bets on what the future would hold. But if I had, I

Rural Texas towns come to life on Friday nights when fans fill stadiums to cheer on their favorite high school football team. Earlier this month,

Compared to urban and suburban systems, rural school districts endured the smallest academic setbacks in math during COVID. However, simultaneously the largest losses in reading

By Don Ulrich, Ed.D., School Strategies & Solutions, LLC The California School Facilities Research Institute (CSFRI) was established for purposes of seeking empirical data that

By Kristen Taketa, The San Diego Union Tribune During the pandemic, as schools stayed closed for months and required students to wear masks, some parents

By Diana Lambert, EdSource Newly signed legislation loosening zoning requirements will soon make it easier for California school districts to build affordable housing for their

The Robb Elementary School shooting revived conversations regarding school safety and security. Debates and discussions emerged around physical security improvements, arming teachers, and other issues.

By School Services of California, Inc. Statewide enrollment trends experienced the fifth consecutive decrease in enrollment in the 2021-22 school year, with a loss of

Although 500 fewer students than last year, SFUSD has 1,099 more students enrolled than was projected for this year. That equates to roughly $10M more

A bond being placed on November’s ballot by San Diego Unified School District would allow them to borrow $3.2B to fund various projects across its