Gov. Gavin Newsom had previously pledged to set aside 10% of the state’s coronavirus vaccine doses for school personnel. Now, we know how those vaccines will be distributed.
West Contra Costa Unified is one of the districts that could temporarily benefit. The school district has been anticipating $15 million in cuts from its 2022-23 budget. If the adjustment is approved, Associate Superintendent of Business Services Tony Wold said the projected deficit would be staved off until 2023-24 and then effectively cut in half.
An official with the California Department of Education’s charter schools division has been placed on leave amid revelations that he has peddled bizarre conspiracy theories and anti-Semitic beliefs.
Recent media reports have called the California variant a “nightmare” that can evade antibodies from vaccines and prior infection. The real story is less frightening.
Dr. Maria Gandera, who abruptly resigned as superintendent of the Coachella Valley Unified School District earlier this month, will receive nearly $300,000 as part of a severance agreement.
The problem is especially acute in San Diego.
Over two dozen counties can bring back outdoor youth sports under new guidelines announced by the state on Friday.
State lawmakers introduced their plan Thursday to get California students back in the classroom as quickly as possible.
It's not everyday you learn what a School Board really thinks of its parents.
New statewide guidelines for school staff vaccinations took effect Monday after weeks of frustration and confusion.
California City High School in Kern County is offering a one-of-a-kind program that helps students learn valuable vocational skills while also earning college credits.
Struggling school districts could get a reprieve under a cost-of-living adjustment contained in Gavin Newsom’s $89.2 billion 2021-2022 education budget proposal.
California voters have rejected a statewide ballot measure that would have reinstated affirmative action in college admissions processes in California.
New research shows black students — and particularly black males — continue to receive the bulk of disciplinary measures in San Diego Unified schools and in California public schools more broadly.