Politics & Education
October 22, 2018
(Mo.) With the U.S. Supreme Court back at full strength and the conservative justices in firm control, the question of which bathrooms transgender students can use on a public school campus is very likely to resurface.
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October 08, 2018
(Calif.) Charter school supporters backing Marshall Tuck for state superintendent of public instruction have raised nearly $10 million since the beginning of July for independent spending during the closing weeks of the campaign.
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October 03, 2018
(Calif.) Bills that would have allowed schools to replace a state assessment with a college entrance exam, or permit parents to administer medical cannabis to their children on campus were among many vetoed by Gov. Jerry Brown last weekend.
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October 02, 2018
(Calif.) The roots of Gov. Jerry Brown’s landmark school finance and accountability system go back more than 30 years and to Florida, where Mike Kirst and a colleague helped construct that state’s school finance program, which is still in use.
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September 27, 2018
(Nev.) Officials at the Clark County School District are considering installation of metal detectors at school sites following a rash of gun-related incidents in and around the Las Vegas-area district.
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September 26, 2018
(Calif.) Legislation aimed at improving California’s poor record in protecting student athletes from sudden cardiac arrest, or SCA, won passage Wednesday from a legislative policy committee.
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