Another Day, Another Threat, Another High School Closure
Thu, 12/17/2015
Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton was shut down Wednesday in response to a note taped to a door.
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State’s Largest School District Shuts Down For Bomb Threat
Tue, 12/15/2015
Los Angeles Unified School District was shut down today in response to a threatening email.
Oakland Leads the Nation Helping Their Black Male Students
Tue, 12/15/2015
Five years ago Oakland Unified created a race-based program to help improve the lives of their African American male students.
Bomb Threats Close Down School Three Times In a Week
Tue, 12/15/2015
Authorities evacuated Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach on Monday in response to a bomb threat.
San Ysidro Gains A Female Board Member
Tue, 12/15/2015
Rosaleah Pallasigue is San Ysidro Elementary School District’s newest school board member. She was appointed last week to fill a vacancy left by Luciana Corrales’ resignation.
Educator Salaries Show How Very Small Districts Benefit
Tue, 12/8/2015
While some educators argue that they aren’t getting paid enough, data from the State Controller’s office suggest that perhaps they’re just working in the wrong counties.
Need For Substitute Teachers Means More Money in Their Pockets
Mon, 12/7/2015
Substitute teachers are in high demand and districts are willing to pay more to get them.
Midnight Fire Relocates Lunch For Monrovia Students
Thu, 12/3/2015
A 17-year-old Monrovia High School senior was arrested on suspicion of arson for allegedly setting the school on fire.
Last Minute Transfer Applicants Get UC Extension
Thu, 12/3/2015
The University of California has extended the deadline for all the procrastinators. UC President Janet Napolitano announced that the deadline for transferring students has been extended from Nov.
Education Bill Gives Power Back to States
Thu, 12/3/2015
The Every Student Succeeds Act passed in the house by a 359 to 64 vote. The Senate will vote before the new year starts.
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