As schools reopen, students could be incurring major health costs – and not in the way you probably think.
California will immediately implement the new guidelines.
Needless to say, the outcome could be a game changer for schools.
“If we are going to change the tiers and suddenly everyone is in red tier, that changes the classes that have to be open, the number of classes and the testing cadences,” Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez (D-Sacramento) told the Sacramento Bee. “So, if you get calls from your teachers union a little upset, they have the right to be upset. You don’t negotiate a deal and change the parameters of that deal on the day we are voting on it.”
Despite intense pressure to vaccinate teachers, a number of educators in the Greater Sacramento area are choosing to forgo the coronavirus vaccine, a KCRA investigation reveals.
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.
The Los Angeles Unified School District begins its phased reopening this week, with kindergartners and first grade students returning to classrooms for a few hours on Tuesday.
After years of debate and hundreds of revisions, the California Board of Education has signed off on curriculum for t
California voters have rejected a statewide ballot measure that would have reinstated affirmative action in college admissions processes in California.
The school advocacy group, Great Public Schools Now, released a report last week detailing the pandemic’s impact on students in the state’s largest school district, LA Unified.
