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California Budget Crisis Diaries: Let the good times roll…in 2011
We’re days away from a new year, but economists say California will stay in the red throughout 2010 and won’t see an improvement until 2011.
California makes gains in teacher quality, study finds
A report from The Center for the Future of Teaching and Learning states the number of under-prepared teachers in California has dropped since 2000.
The human face of the California budget cuts
Community college students share their struggles as the state government slash funding to their education.
California Budget Crisis Diaries: Education remains hot issue in Sacramento
California’s education system may see federal stimulus dollars amid angry student protests and budget cuts.
California Budget Crisis Diaries: The cost of the new Lt. Governor
One senator says appointing Sen. Abel Maldonado as the temporary Lt. Gov is costing Californians millions.
School district’s deficit grows by $1 mil
sdnnbuzz:http://www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-11-14/education/school-districts-deficit-grows-by-1-mil
The San Diego Unified School District’s budget deficit for the current year has grown by another $1 million, according to a report released this week.
At the same time, the report stated that a group of employees examining district finances has uncovered nearly $34 million in potential savings. The report, called a “Budget [...]
California Budget Crisis Diaries: More taxes to save the state
California workers will be required to temporarily give the state an extra 10 percent in income taxes.
California Budget Crisis Diaries: To veto or not to veto?
That was the question for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger amidst the Golden State’s budget dilemma.
California STAR results show achievement gap persists
Standardized testing shows major disparity between low-income and economically-advantaged students.
