Education Headlines
Friday, March 1, 2013
Oxnard Union board approves site near Camarillo Library for new school
Oxnard Union High School District trustees are in agreement that a piece of land near the Camarillo Library is the best spot to build a new high school.Lincoln bond refinance will save $1.9M in taxes
Lincoln Unified announced late Wednesday it has refinanced $21.4 million in outstanding general obligation bonds, a move officials say will save district property owners $1.9 million in taxes.
STOCKTON - Lincoln Unified announced late Wednesday it has refinanced $21.4 million in outstanding general obligation bonds, a move officials say will save district property owners $1.9 million in taxes. - See more at: http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130301/A_NEWS/303010320#sthash.Z2QYPO7G.dpuf
Lincoln Unified announced late Wednesday it has refinanced $21.4 million in outstanding general obligation bonds, a move officials say will save district property owners $1.9 million in taxes. - See more at: http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130301/A_NEWS/303010320#sthash.Z2QYPO7G.dpuf
Lincoln Unified announced late Wednesday it has refinanced $21.4 million in outstanding general obligation bonds, a move officials say will save district property owners $1.9 million in taxes. - See more at: http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130301/A_NEWS/303010320#sthash.Z2QYPO7G.dpuf
Lincoln Unified announced late Wednesday it has refinanced $21.4 million in outstanding general obligation bonds, a move officials say will save district property owners $1.9 million in taxes. - See more at: http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130301/A_NEWS/303010320#sthash.Z2QYPO7G.dpuf
Lincoln Unified announced late Wednesday it has refinanced $21.4 million in outstanding general obligation bonds, a move officials say will save district property owners $1.9 million in taxes. - See more at: http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130301/A_NEWS/303010320#sthash.Z2QYPO7G.dpuf
Audit slams migrant education oversight
A state audit report released Thursday takes the California Department of Education to task for inadequate oversight of its Migrant Education system.East Salinas homeowners feel left out of Tiburcio Vasquez school process
Residents of Salinas' newest neighborhood want Alisal Union School District trustees to reconsider the name for their yet-to-be-completed elementary school.Gun class approved for Galt teachers
Galt teachers and other employees will have the opportunity to use and recognize different types of guns in a class sponsored by the Galt Police Department. The voluntary course was unanimously approved by the Galt Joint Union Elementary School District board on Wednesday.Desert Sands Unified School District welcomes Gary Rutherford as new superintendent
Gary Rutherford has become DSUSD’s new superintendent. His four-year contract began Feb. 4. He replaced Sharon McGehee.Labor talks stall again in Ramona school district
A three-hour “fact finding” hearing and 13 hours of negotiations Wednesday yielded no resolution to a prolonged contract dispute between the Ramona Unified School District and the teachers union.New schools chief wins praise
The naming of Cindy Marten as the new superintendent for San Diego city schools seems to have been greeted with universal support, despite questions about the lightning quick, secretive selection process.Oakland schools seek local control and money with No Child Left Behind waiver
Oakland and eight other school districts are asking the U.S. Department of Education for a waiver of tough school standards in order to pursue alternative performance measures that could return millions of dollars in federal funds back to local control.California students leave hundreds of millions in aid untapped
Only about half of California’s high school seniors applied for federal and state financial aid last year -- leaving hundreds of millions of dollars on the table, according to a report by Education Trust-West, an Oakland-based nonprofit advocacy group.New school funding plan wins cautious praise in Capitol hearing
The first legislative public hearing on Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal for a new school funding formula drew scores of people Thursday who generally applauded the concept but criticized details.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
