UPDATE: as of 1:13 pm, PDT, Monday, June 10:

Good news, keep signing! It’s a constantly changing picture, but so far the main points of agreement seem to be these (as of the past weekend’s […]

We have a historic opportunity: for the second time this school year, public education supporters in California can boost funding back to pre-Great Recession 2007-2008 levels and begin to get us out of the […]

We have a historic opportunity: for the second time this school year, public education supporters in California can boost funding back to pre-Great Recession 2007-2008 levels and begin to get us out of the […]

We have a historic opportunity: for the second time this school year, public education supporters in California can boost funding back to pre-Great Recession 2007-2008 levels and begin to get us out of the […]

We have a historic opportunity: for the second time this school year, public education supporters in California can boost funding back to highs at 2007-2008 levels and begin to get us out of the basement among all […]

We have a historic opportunity: for the second time this school year, public education supporters in California can boost funding back to 2007-2008 levels and begin to get us out of the basement among all fifty […]

We have a historic opportunity: for the second time this school year, we who care about public education in California can boost funding back to 2007-2008 levels and begin to get out of the basement among all […]

By John Fensterwald Michael Fullan may be coming soon to a school district near you.
The man credited with transforming the Canadian province of Ontario into one of the world’s most effective school systems is […]

By Kathryn Baron The leader of the California State Senate says the way to encourage more and stronger bonds between industry and education is through, well, bonds.
With California facing a shortage of qualified […]

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This story is part of a multi-city partnership reporting on issues surrounding expanded learning time.

by Michelle Maitre for EdSource

When Tony Smith became Oakland schools […]

By Lillian Mongeau California could nearly double its spending on public preschool with an influx of federal funding if the president’s proposal to significantly increase the money available for early childhood […]

By John Fensterwald Four states have encountered serious glitches and system meltdowns over the past several weeks as they have moved their own state assessments online. But the head of the state-led consortium […]

By John Fensterwald Four states have encountered serious glitches and system meltdowns over the past several weeks as they have moved their own state assessments online. But the head of the state-led consortium […]

By Lillian Mongeau After a year’s delay, many charter schools will begin offering transitional kindergarten classes in the fall. There had been some disagreement with the California Department of Education over […]

By John Fensterwald Gov. Jerry Brown emphatically vowed Wednesday “to fight with everything I have and whatever we have to bring to bear” for passage this year of his school finance reform, as proposed.

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