Forty-one out of fifty-eight California counties have been pushed back into the state’s most restrictive (purple) tier following a rapid rise in coronavirus cases.
Los Angeles County health officials have warned public and private schools to brace for more closures if COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
Eleven California counties have slid back into more restrictive tiers, forcing the closure of some businesses and stalling school reopening plans as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations rise.
Las Lomitas Elementary School District School Board President Jon Venverloh announced his resignation Sunday.
And she plans to keep working.
California’s Big City Mayors have called on state leaders to create a path forward for the safe reopening of schools.
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.
