Governmental Relations
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Read ArticleACSA's Principal for a Day Event
ACSA is embarking on a new form of advocacy that involves contacting members from the California Congressional Delegation and requesting their participation to serve as “Principal for a Day."
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Read ArticleSchool superintendents agree: AB 751 is an equity game changer
AB 751 would give all students access to college entrance exams for free during the school day.
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Read ArticleACSA supports new federal education funding bill
Congressman Mark DeSaulnier and Congressman Rodney Davis introduced the Funding Early Childhood is the Right IDEA Act (H.R. 4107), a bipartisan bill to restore full funding for education.
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Read ArticleHighlights of Key Education Provisions in the 2019-20 Budget
ACSA Government Relations has summarized the key appropriations affecting preschool through 12th grade and adult education in the 2019-20 Budget.
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Read FlipbookGov. May Revision Proposal 2019-20
Gov. Newsom releases his May revision to the January budget proposal for 2019-20 fiscal year
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Read FlipbookACSA 2019 School Dashboard Recommendations
Recommendations for providing a comprehensive portrait of school performance on the California School Dashboard.
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Read Article2019 California Employer/Employee Legislation
A comprehensive list of 2019 Employer/Employee Legislation in the California State Assembly and Senate.
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Read ArticleDistrict uses Prop. 56 funds to combat student vaping
In an effort to address this new epidemic, the Las Virgenes USD has been aggressive in its efforts to educate students, parents and staff, while enforcing rules and regulations on vaping.
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Read ArticleMembers advocate for education at state Capitol
More than 400 members walked the halls of the state Capitol to advocate for ACSA’s key issues for 2019: increased LCFF base funding, mental health, and equitable funding for special education.
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Read ArticleEducators rally to support AB 39
Teachers, administrators, classified employees, school board members, students, parents and elected officials gathered on the steps of the state Capitol to rally full and fair funding.
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Read ArticleACSA News: Legislative Action Day 2019
Hundreds of ACSA members gathered at the State Capitol to advocate for the needs of California's 6.2 million public school students. #ACSAadvocates
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Read ArticleCampaign pushes for ‘full and fair’ funding
ACSA and the California School Boards Association have partnered to launch a Full and Fair Funding campaign, which seeks to raise awareness about school funding and staffing.
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Read ArticleACSA's 2018 Legislative Year-End Report
The highlights of ACSA’s advocacy work in 2018.
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Read ArticleACSA | CTA Joint Janus Advisory Q&A
CTA and ACSA provide joint guidance regarding Janus’ meaning and recent legislation related to union membership.
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Read ArticleACSA's Top 5: What you need to know about the 2019-20 Budget Proposal
Gov. Gavin Newsom has been steadfast in his goal of strengthening California’s public school system.
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Read ArticleACSA launches school violence toolkit
ACSA has taken a proactive role in school safety with the creation of the Fatal School Violence Toolkit.
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Read ArticleNinth Circuit affirms legislative prayer exception does not apply to school board meetings
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a federal district court ruling that school-sponsored prayer, Bible readings and proselytizing at school board meetings are unconstitutional.
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Read ArticleCalifornia passes groundbreaking data privacy law with an expansion of consumers’ privacy rights
The CCPA introduces significant changes to existing privacy law and will force many companies to change the way that they do business in California.
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Read ArticleNew law squeezes local ballot measures for bonds
A new law will require local public agencies to include additional information in summary statements for local ballot measures that raise taxes, including district general obligation bond measures.
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Read ArticleLawmakers extend limits on disruption and defiance discipline, expand use of uniform complaint procedures
State lawmakers have indefinitely extended previously approved limits on disciplining students for defiance and disruption and have expanded the list of issues that may be addressed through the UCP.
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