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August 2011
 | CSBA Senior Policy Consultant Stephanie Farland urges school governance teams to carefully review new charter school regulations in a “This Just In” video blog— a “vlog”—that can be watched at www.youtube.com/csbavideo. |
In California School News
California’s State Board of Education approved two separate sets of charter regulations last month, one for renewals and subsequent appeals and the other for revocations and appeals.
Provisions of AB 114 could limit districts’ ability to lay off certificated personnel or even require districts to rescind existing layoffs, according to a CSBA analysis.
The best thing that one can say about the recently completed budget process is that it could have been a lot worse.
Aug. 14 is the deadline for early bird registration for CSBA’s Annual Education Conference and Trade Show in San Diego Dec. 1–3.
Follow CSBA's new complimentary webinar series on policy and legal issues called Education Insights @ CSBA.
A familiar face returns to CSBA as general counsel and director of the Education Legal Alliance.
School districts interested in applying for the next round of School Improvement Grants will have to wait until problems with the overall program are ironed out.
The nomination period closes Sept. 2 for CSBA’s 25th annual Legislative Awards Program.
Premier is able to offer school districts a full array of offerings through U.S. Communities in a partnership with CSBA’s district services.
The grants of up to $500,000 will go toward constructing and/or equipping school-based health centers.
Students have one month after school starts to get vaccinated.