The Culver City Unified School District’s Board of Education voted June 4 to create its first ever cabinet-level position dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusion.
School districts are handling increased retirements well so far. That could change.
School districts would receive $15 million to help diversify their educator workforce under a bill that passed the Assembly Education Committee on Monday.
Some Piedmont Unified School District employees will receive free child care through the Recreation Department following a vote by the City Council last week.
“Longstanding shortages, which are often most acute in high-need fields and high-need schools, appear to be growing more severe due to a range of pandemic-related factors, including rising early retirements and resignations and a reduced pipeline of incoming teachers,” according to a new report from the Learning Policy Institute.
In a survey, most cited the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alameda County Superintendent L.K. Monroe has apologized after her office distributed $600,000 in COVID relief funds to managers in her office who performed additional work during the pandemic.
The Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District board joined a massive culture war Tuesday night with a 3-2 vote to ban Critical Race Theory (CRT) from being taught in schools.
Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled his May revision to the 2022-2023 budget proposal on Friday.
The person challenging Contra Costa County District 1 Supervisor John Gioia in the June 7 primary, Hulan Barnett, is an eighth-grade teacher at Antioch Unified.
The Los Angeles Unified School District will delay implementation of the student COVID-19 vaccine mandate until at least July 1, 2023.