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Vladovic replaces six-term incumbent as L.A. Unified board president
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Encinitas stretches the First Amendment
Toward the end of his legal blessing of Encinitas school yoga, Judge John Meyer said one aspect of the case troubled him. The money.Antioch Unified in line for additional state funding
Antioch Unified expects to receive significant funding through the state's new local control funding formula plan, which is aimed at helping those districts with sizable low-income and Spanish-speaking student populations. It's uncertain how much it will receive.Mongeau: Transitional kindergarten enrollment varies widely across districts
Local control and parental prerogative, two hallmarks of the state’s new transitional kindergarten program, led to large variations in enrollment rates across the largest school districts in the state during the first year the program was available, according to an EdSource survey.Vladovic replaces six-term incumbent as L.A. Unified board president
In a conscious shift of power and priorities, the Los Angeles Board of Education on Tuesday selected Richard Vladovic as its new president, ending a string of six one-year terms by Monica Garcia. The choice has symbolic importance, signaling that the board majority intends to exert more control over L.A. schools Supt. John Deasy.Baron: Announcement imminent on fate of City College of San Francisco
With a decision on the future of City College of San Francisco due as early as Wednesday afternoon, most community college leaders are optimistic that the credentialing commission that ordered the college to “show cause” as to why it shouldn’t be shut down will allow City College to keep its accreditation and possibly move it to a lower level of sanction.Tuesday, July 2, 2013