Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Disario's future with SUSD still up in the air
The future of Stockton Unified School District business officer Paul Disario will be determined at a later date. The school board was prepared to act on Disario's retirement during Tuesday night's meeting, but according to Trustee Anthony Silva, it did not because even though the matter was on the agenda, Disario did not present a retirement letter.School board regains some autonomy
After nearly five years, the locally elected school board of the Oakland Unified School District has regained authority over its personnel and facilities departments — and can hire a superintendent.Column: California school funding inadequate by any measure
The latest numbers from the Census throw yet more confusion into the great school funding debate. By one set of tables, California's school revenues are just below the national average, and put us at 25th among the states.Accord calls for special ed students to take exit exam
After two years of exemptions from California's high school exit exam, special education students could be forced to pass the test this year, but not without a fight in the Legislature that could continue until students begin crossing the graduation stage next month.Governor urges 'creative' revenue increases without tax hikes
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Tuesday he believes the state can't solve its current budget problem through cuts alone and called on lawmakers to "get very creative" in finding new revenues that don't qualify as taxes.Governor: Open CalPERS doors
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger threw his political heft Tuesday behind a new proposal to open the California Public Employees' Retirement System to private sector businesses and workers to encourage Californians to save more for retirement.
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