Federal District Court Judge John A. Mendez ruled last week that, as public schools, two California charter schools need not provide religious instructional materials.
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As California's legislators sprint towards the finish line of the two-year session, the fate of several crucial bills impacting charter schools hangs in the balance.
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As administrators turn to preparing and finalizing the LCAP, we offer the following overview of key changes and reminders. Also, note that this year’s window to upload local indicators to the Dashboard will be open from June 3 to July 31, and changes will not be granted after that date.
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Outlines surfaced this week in Sacramento, including an alternative to the governor’s controversial “funding maneuver” and governor’s K-12 education program funding proposals.
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On June 11, CSDC’s Susanne Coie will lead a live discussion to support Dashboard Alternative Status School (DASS) accountability.
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With a vote of 13-10, SB 1380 failed to advance in the California State Legislature this week. The defeat of SB 380 was CSDC’s top legislative priority this year.
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California's new law requiring a WVPP-related training, record keeping, and reporting protocol for nearly all employers, is in effect now, with a compliance deadline of July 1, 2024.
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The suspense file is a unique tool the California Legislature uses to manage bills with a significant financial impact on the state.