ACSA News Broadcast - March 10, 2016

Hundreds of ACSA members gathered at the State Capitol to advocate for the needs of California's 6.2 million public school students. This year's agenda focused on school funding, mental health awarene

Gov. Newsom released his first state budget proposal which includes $144 billion in General Fund revenues. The governor has been steadfast in his goal of strengthening California’s public school syste

San Leandro Unified School District has been named a College Board Advanced Placement District of the Year for being the national leader among medium-sized school districts in expanding access to Adva

Computer code is the closest we may get to a universal language. Everybody codes. And everybody codes in practically the same languages. At Covina-Valley Unified School District, which has partnered w

The Association of California School Administrators responded Wednesday to a federal lawsuit filed in Sacramento by the Justice Department, that challenges three California laws that bar police from a

Governor Jerry Brown released his 2018 budget proposal on Thursday. ACSA analyzes what the proposal means for educators and how districts will face stricter transparency with LCAPs.

At a press conference at the California State Capitol today, Don Ulrich, Deputy Superintendent of the Clovis Unified School District and Chair of the Coalition for Adequate School Housing, joined educ

ACSA representatives testified today to the State Board of Education regarding accountability, LCFF and ESSA. Other ACSA advocates attended the state education committee hearing to offer ACSA's voice.

Earlier this week Governor Jerry Brown signed the 2017 California budget. ACSA gives you the breakdown of some of the impacts on education. Let us know what you think. Are there budget items you would

ACSA News brings you all you need to know about education in the 2017 CA Budget May Revise. A longer analysis will be provided in the coming days. For additional information or questions, please conta

More than 400 ACSA members made their way to Sacramento to participate in Legislative Action Day at the State Capitol. Naj Alikhan recaps the day along with a look at the two new candidates for State

"Right now, public education is being threatened. There is an attack on public education. You are the hope the 6.2 million kids in California have that the soul of public education will be saved.” -We

ACSA leaders and superintendents from across the state met with California legislators at the State Capitol to discuss LCFF funding and analyze successful methods and challenges in their educational c

“We have witnessed our students express various actions stemming from emotions of fear and frustration in the forms of walk outs, marches, and even violent protests. We recognize that these actions ca

ACSA government relations director Edgar Zazueta discusses how the presidential election impacts California education. Zazueta tackles topics including Common Core, the Department of Education, ESSA (

ACSA Executive Director Wes Smith provides student advocates with a message of hope in the face of adversity and offers resources for administrators.

More than 1,000 California educators spent part of the week in San Diego for ACSA's annual Leadership Summit. Naj Alikhan recaps day one of the event including a powerful talk from Ron Clark Academy c