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Education Headlines
Thursday, December 12, 2013
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Renaissance High in Long Beach to get $40 million renovation
A new auditorium may be in store for Renaissance High School for the Arts now that the Long Beach Unified School District has announced that the magnet school will undergo a $40 million renovation.East valley schools to get air filtration systems
New air filtration systems will be installed at three east valley schools to protect students from smoke that billows into their buildings from nearby farms where fires have been lit to protect crops from freezing temperatures.Fresno Unified Superintendent Hanson gets contract extension
Fresno Unified School District Superintendent Michael Hanson will get an extra year tacked onto his four-year contract after getting a positive review by the school board on Wednesday.Superintendent to retire from Capistrano Unified
Capistrano Unified School District superintendent Joe Farley – who is credited with quelling political rancor and unrest in the county’s second largest school district – announced Wednesday that he will retire June 30 at the end of his four-year contract.OC Dept. of Ed. workers picket over contract talks
About 12 employees picketed outside the Orange County Department of Education on Wednesday morning over contract negotiations.Alpine teachers' salaries to be cut
A decline in state funding because of lower enrollment and escalating costs for health benefits were reasons given by trustees from the Alpine Union School District board when they voted 5-0 on Tuesday to cut salaries and benefits of Alpine district teachers.Wednesday, December 11, 2013