Friday, June 12, 2009
Oxnard Union district picks interim superintendent
Oxnard Union High School District trustees named an interim superintendent Wednesday night, signing off on a yearlong contract with Bob Carter. Superintendent Jody Dunlap, who led the district for four years, plans to step down next week, and Carter, formerly Oxnard Union superintendent from 1980-90, officially will start July 1.Columnist: Students almost an afterthought at stormy SUSD meetings
On Tuesday I went to a Stockton Unified board meeting. It was stormy, alternately businesslike and circuslike. It focused on the budget crisis, pink slips, recalls, firings, protests, board divisions and racism. And students.Furlough days rescinded for Temecula Unified
The Temecula Valley Unified School District has rescinded three unpaid days off that employees agreed to take next year to help offset a budget shortfall because of reduced state revenue.Claremont teachers agree to no raise for coming school year
Teachers will not get raises in the upcoming school year as a result of an agreement that was unanimously passed Wednesday by the Board of Education.Doors closed at three Chino Valley schools
Gird Elementary won't reopen in the fall. The school will be shuttered because of massive budget cuts intended to close the school district's $44 million budget deficit. Los Serranos Elementary in Chino Hills and El Rancho Elementary in Chino will also close.Bullying case costs families thousands
The Stockdale High ninth-grader thought he was going to a poker game. Instead, five upperclassmen from his debate team pinned him down, encased him ankles-to-shoulders in plastic wrap and bound him tightly with duct tape, including thick layers over his mouth.Antioch school district will have to cut millions more
The Antioch school district is eyeing deep cuts as California's worsening budget crisis trickles down to the education system. The school district will have to trim about $5.7 million from the 2009-10 budget in order to maintain a 4 percent reserve fund, said Denise Porterfield, the district's chief business official.St. HOPE board ousts executive director
St. HOPE Public Schools Board of Directors announced a split today with executive director Rick Maya after reaching a severance agreement worth $98,916.Schwarzenegger takes step toward carrying out budget threat
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday followed up on his threat to block a high-interest loan that could be needed to keep California government running if he and state lawmakers fail to balance the budget soon.
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