Discussions with teachers from other countries have helped inform Eureka Union's approach to reopening.
The Court of Appeal in San Francisco has issued a blockbuster decision on the threshold needed for special taxes imposed through a citizens’ initiative.
She could face up to 15 years in prison.
The rule, since rescinded, would have put international students at risk of deportation if their schools opted for virtual learning in the fall.
This is California's tenth lawsuist against Betsy DeVos and the U.S. Education Department.
Three new members joined the State Board of Education last week. Governor Gavin Newsom named Cynthia Glover Woods, James McQuillen and Haydee Rodriguez to the Board July 6.
Los Angeles Unified School District Board Member Scott Schmerelson has settled an ethics complaint with the Fair Political Practices Commission.
California’s two largest school districts will not resume in-person instruction when the fall semester begins next month.
"As educators, we too want to be back with our students doing the work that we love, but we cannot ignore science, facts, and safety."
The state has released detailed guidelines for elementary schools that wish to apply for a waiver to reopen campuses.
On Tuesday, the Santa Ana Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously to add one year of ethnic studies to the high school graduation requirement.
The Court of Appeal in San Francisco has issued a blockbuster decision on the threshold needed for special taxes imposed through a citizens’ initiative. In City and County of San Francisco v.
$9 billion for K-12 schools, $2 billion for community colleges, and another $2 billion for the state’s public university systems.
The San Luis Obispo County Health Department began accepting waiver applications last week from local elementary schools seeking to return to live instruction in the fall.
