California’s $2 Billion Education Settlement
In a significant legal settlement, California schools must allocate $2 billion of their remaining COVID relief funds specifically for tutoring and other initiatives to assist high-needs students. This decision emerged ...
Meet the Candidates for GUSD
Five candidates have entered the race for two open seats on the Glendale Unified School District Board of Education for the March 5 General Municipal Election — one in Trustee Area A, North Glendale, La Crescenta, and Sparr Heights (orange ...
La Canada Unified vs Glendale Unified
The 80-year battle over the Sagebrush Territory transfer may be ending, but l like so many other milestones in this saga, this may just be another bump in the road that propels this battle between the school districts for another 5 years. To be...
Proposed Initiative High School Personal Financial Class
A Step Towards Financial Literacy in California's Education System A Promising Initiative for California's Students It's always heartening to see steps taken to improve our education system, especially when it involves teaching vital life s...
Cursive writing mandatory in Claifornia schools
In a world rapidly embracing digital technology, California has taken a distinct step by enacting a law that ensures students are taught the art of cursive writing. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 446 into law, thereby mandating the ...
Californias Education Reform
Navigating California's Education Reform: What You Need to Know California's education system is at a pivotal moment, facing a myriad of challenges ranging from teacher shortages to the need for ...
The Parents Right to Know
Public Schools, Parents, and Legislation in California The relationship between public schools and parents has become a topic of considerable debate in the ever-evolving education landscape. Parents rightly question why schools feel they hav...