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December 2011
 | A transitional kindergarten year will be added in 2012 to give younger students more time to mature. See related story in this issue. |
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13 December 2011 - Cuts of nearly $1 billion will be triggered effective January 1 – except for revenue limit cuts, which will take effect February 1.
6 December 2011 - The conference is unique for its focus on continuing education for school board members, with dozens of workshops and special sessions packed with information trustees need to effectively govern their school districts and county offices of education.
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State revenues are likely to be $3.7 billion below the level assumed in the 2011-12 budget, which could prompt $2 billion in midyear “trigger” cuts.
The board deferred action until its Jan. 11-12 meeting, missing the first waiver application deadline of Nov. 14; two more application periods will follow in 2012.
Martha Fluor is president of the California School Boards Association.
The Institute provides a unique opportunity for newly elected and first-term trustees to learn about their special roles and responsibilities.
Here's how you can use social media to continue what you started at conference.
CSBA has prepared an online toolkit to help staff, superintendents or community members recognize local school board members.
Monday, Jan. 9, 2012, is the deadline to submit nominations and candidate biographical sketch forms for prospective members and incumbent members of CSBA’s Delegate Assembly.
Voters in nearly a dozen California communities last month demonstrated their willingness to tax themselves to support local K-12 schools.
Preparations are under way for CSBA’s annual Forecast Webcast, coming Wednesday, Jan. 18, from 10 a.m. to noon.
Registration is now open for the National School Boards Association’s 39th annual Federal Relations Network Conference, which will take place in Washington, D.C., next Feb. 5-7.
SB 1381 authorized a transitional kindergarten—sometimes called TK, or even Preppy K—to give younger children more time to mature.
Williams comes to CSBA from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, where as a program officer he managed a portfolio of education and economic development grants.