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ACSA Candidate Forum

Candidates for state ACSA officer elections participated in an online town hall on Feb. 4.

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ACSA Superintendents' Symposium 2019

More than 600 superintendents from across the state of California traveled to Monterey for ACSA's annual Superintendents' Symposium. Find out why so many educators say this is the conference you shoul

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New CA State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Speaks to ACSA Superintendents

New State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond joined us at the ACSA Superintendents Symposium this past week to discuss his goals for public education in California. Find out about his

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7 Things to Keep in Mind after a Teacher Strike

The after effects of a strike are long lasting and healing can take years.

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SOS Map

This graphic is intended to show the network of state-funded support providers under the System of Support.

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Understanding the new Dashboard

This draft of the 2018 Dashboard is subject to change before it is released to the public.

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Eight Key Points for California’s Accountability & Continuous Improvement System

The California School Dashboard, the Local Control and Accountability Plan and the California System of Support are key features of this effort.

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2018 California School Dashboard: Eight Changes

The 2018 Dashboard brings two additional color-coded indicators into the Dashboard for the first time, reflecting the completion of a multi-year data collection cycle.

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Retaining & Supporting Employees Through Financial Wellness

This webinar will explain how districts can help employees overcome financial concerns, including how to get out of debt, plan for retirement, start saving and avoid living paycheck to paycheck.

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Systems of Support Panel 2018 ACSA Leadership Summit

Seventy-five percent of districts identified for differentiated assistance are not making progress for students with disabilities in the area of academics, suspension/expulsion and/or graduation rates

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EPA Air Quality Index: A Guide to Air Quality and Your Health

This booklet will help you understand how to find out about air quality in your area and protect your health.

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9 Ways to Win at Leadership Summit

A list of 9 practical tips and suggestions for getting the most out of the 2018 Leadership Summit.

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New Dates for Education Officials to Assume Office, Effective January 1

A new law will change the date that members of a county board of education, school district governing board, or community college district governing board take office.

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School Safety and New Guidance on Addressing School Violence

Preventing school violence and ensuring school safety have become dominant topics and part of an ongoing national conversation.

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Legislature Increases Bid Limits under Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act

Lawmakers drafted the bill to address construction cost increases that have occurred since the limits were last increased, in 2011.

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9th Circuit Shoots Down Challenge to Law Prohibiting Concealed-Carry Permit Holders

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a challenge to a 2015 change to California's Gun-Free School Zone Act, but maintained the same exemption for retired peace officers.

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Field Trip Immunity Does Not Apply to a Community College’s Hosting of an Intercollegiate Athletic Event

Community college districts are generally immune from liability for injuries sustained in the course of field trips and excursions under the California Code of Regulations, title 5, section 55220.

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Public Entities May Rely on Claimant’s False Representations of Timeliness on Claim Forms

The Court of Appeal has ruled that a public entity has no duty to advise a claimant that they may seek leave to file a late claim within 45 days, where the claim appears to be timely on its face.

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10 tips for onboarding new trustees

Use this advice to smooth the transition after the midterm elections.

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Suicide on campus: How schools are dealing with the crisis

The newest student suicide cluster is no doubt sending administrators statewide into a thoughtful review process of their mental health student services and crisis intervention teams.

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ACSA Candidate Forum

Candidates for state ACSA officer elections participated in an online town hall on Feb. 4.

ACSA Superintendents' Symposium 2019

More than 600 superintendents from across the state of California traveled to Monterey for ACSA's annual Superintendents' Symposium. Find out why so many educators say this is the conference you shoul

New CA State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Speaks to ACSA Superintendents

New State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond joined us at the ACSA Superintendents Symposium this past week to discuss his goals for public education in California. Find out about his

7 Things to Keep in Mind after a Teacher Strike

The after effects of a strike are long lasting and healing can take years.

SOS Map

This graphic is intended to show the network of state-funded support providers under the System of Support.

Understanding the new Dashboard

This draft of the 2018 Dashboard is subject to change before it is released to the public.

Eight Key Points for California’s Accountability & Continuous Improvement System

The California School Dashboard, the Local Control and Accountability Plan and the California System of Support are key features of this effort.

2018 California School Dashboard: Eight Changes

The 2018 Dashboard brings two additional color-coded indicators into the Dashboard for the first time, reflecting the completion of a multi-year data collection cycle.

Retaining & Supporting Employees Through Financial Wellness

This webinar will explain how districts can help employees overcome financial concerns, including how to get out of debt, plan for retirement, start saving and avoid living paycheck to paycheck.

Systems of Support Panel 2018 ACSA Leadership Summit

Seventy-five percent of districts identified for differentiated assistance are not making progress for students with disabilities in the area of academics, suspension/expulsion and/or graduation rates

EPA Air Quality Index: A Guide to Air Quality and Your Health

This booklet will help you understand how to find out about air quality in your area and protect your health.

9 Ways to Win at Leadership Summit

A list of 9 practical tips and suggestions for getting the most out of the 2018 Leadership Summit.

New Dates for Education Officials to Assume Office, Effective January 1

A new law will change the date that members of a county board of education, school district governing board, or community college district governing board take office.

School Safety and New Guidance on Addressing School Violence

Preventing school violence and ensuring school safety have become dominant topics and part of an ongoing national conversation.

Legislature Increases Bid Limits under Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act

Lawmakers drafted the bill to address construction cost increases that have occurred since the limits were last increased, in 2011.

9th Circuit Shoots Down Challenge to Law Prohibiting Concealed-Carry Permit Holders

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a challenge to a 2015 change to California's Gun-Free School Zone Act, but maintained the same exemption for retired peace officers.

Field Trip Immunity Does Not Apply to a Community College’s Hosting of an Intercollegiate Athletic Event

Community college districts are generally immune from liability for injuries sustained in the course of field trips and excursions under the California Code of Regulations, title 5, section 55220.

Public Entities May Rely on Claimant’s False Representations of Timeliness on Claim Forms

The Court of Appeal has ruled that a public entity has no duty to advise a claimant that they may seek leave to file a late claim within 45 days, where the claim appears to be timely on its face.

10 tips for onboarding new trustees

Use this advice to smooth the transition after the midterm elections.

Suicide on campus: How schools are dealing with the crisis

The newest student suicide cluster is no doubt sending administrators statewide into a thoughtful review process of their mental health student services and crisis intervention teams.