ACSA Content
This Stream includes all of our ACSA Content Flipbooks
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Read FlipbookCalifornia Becomes First State in Nation to Announce COVID-19 Vaccine to Required School Vaccinations
Students will be required to be vaccinated for in person learning starting the term following FDA full approval of the vaccine for their grade span (7-12 and k-6).
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Read FlipbookFAQ: Critical Race Theory
ACSA has developed this one-page explainer to help school administrators understand Critical Race Theory.
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Read FlipbookAB 130 – Education Trailer Bill: Implementation Guidance for Independent Study
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Read FlipbookACSA WEP/GPO Background
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Read Flipbook2021-22 May Budget Revision Analysis
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Read Flipbook2021 Student Services and Special Education Legislation
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Read Flipbook2021 Employee-Employer Legislation
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Read FlipbookSB 86 Frequently Asked Questions
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Read FlipbookSchool Reopening Comparison Chart
Comparison chart showing differences between SB/AB 86 and the final school reopening deal announced March 1, 2021.
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Read FlipbookSB 86 AB 86 Schools Response Letter
ACSA and other statewide organizations, county offices of education and school districts express concerns over the state Legislature's school reopening bill, SB 86/AB 86.
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Read FlipbookLetter Re: Expanding In-Person Instruction in California’s Schools
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Read FlipbookACSA Legal Support Flyer
Listing of services offered by ACSA's Member Assistance and Legal Support Team.
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Read FlipbookAnalysis of Governor's January 2021-22 Budget Proposal
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Read FlipbookDecember Response and Relief Act Summary
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Read FlipbookTop LGBTQ+ Supportive Organizations & Websites
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Read FlipbookGAO K-12 Data Breaches
The U.S. Government Accountability Office reports on recent K-12 data breaches.
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Read Flipbook2020-21 State Budget Webinar Q&A
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Read FlipbookACSA State Budget Analysis 6.26.20
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Read FlipbookLGBTQ+ Resource List
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Read FlipbookStatewide Opposition to Limiting Local Decisions on School Personnel
Letter from statewide education organizations to Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislators on June 18 to ask that they not constrain local decision-making on school personnel.
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