California voters have rejected a statewide ballot measure that would have reinstated affirmative action in college admissions processes in California.
There are 12 propositions on California’s November 3 ballot. At least three of them would directly impact students or schools.
With less than a week to go until the 2020 election, we’re taking a look at some of the school board races in California’s largest districts. The stakes are high.
In March, California voters rejected $15 billion in bonds for schools. The previous year, L.A.
Elections are not for the faint of heart. But the races for the Los Angeles Unified District School Board have been particularly ugly in recent years. This election is no different.
The California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) has announced a 27.2% net return on investments for the 2020–21 fiscal year, far exceeding the expectation of 7%.
California school districts will be discouraged from allowing students to take advanced math courses under proposed changes to the California Mathematics Framework.
California will spend a record $93.7 billion from its general fund on education this year under the 2021-22 budget bill passed by the Legislature.
California voters have rejected a statewide ballot measure that would have reinstated affirmative action in college admissions processes in California.
The state has found itself defending another lawsuit over coronavirus precautions and schools, only this time the issue is over face masks instead of closures.