Featured in Category School Board leans into vaccine mandate for students By Exedra Staff | September 14, 2021 A vote on the requirement is expected on Sept 22
Around Town Photos | Pancakes by ‘Padres,’ chalk art by kids (and parents) By Photos by Julie Reichle | September 14, 2021 After a year off due to COVID, the Beach Dads Club returned to the blacktop on Sunday.
Bay Area Anger over slow school reopening faded as a top recall issue, poll finds By John Fensterwald | EdSource | September 14, 2021 School reopenings, once a hot-button topic, were near the bottom of the list for voters in Tuesday's recall election.
California California legislators pass another law to make it easier to substitute teach By Diana Lambert | EdSource | September 14, 2021 The new law, once signed by the governor, will double to 60 days the amount of time a substitute can teach in one assignment.
Featured in Category Class of 2022 kicks off first of senior class events By Exedra Staff | September 10, 2021 PHS seniors were treated to a funfest at Hampton Field.
Featured in Category Piedmont Education Foundation’s Giving Campaign to launch September 21 By Piedmont Education Foundation | September 10, 2021 The annual fundraiser bridges the gap between what PUSD receives from state and local funding sources and what it actually costs to educate Piedmont's students.
California LA Unified becomes largest school district to mandate COVID vaccine for students By Betty Márquez Rosales | EdSource | September 9, 2021 Los Angeles Unified on Thursday voted to mandate the Covid-19 vaccine for all students 12 and older, making it the largest school district to do so.
Bay Area Commentary | School districts must start adjusting their COVID recovery plan soon By Robert Tagorda | EdSource | September 8, 2021 California public schools must act now and think differently to close Covid-related staff shortages.
Bay Area Could a recall-elected Republican governor really shake up K-12 schools? By John Fensterwald | EdSource | September 8, 2021 A supermajority in the Legislature would rein in a new governor, who'd also face long odds on the big prize: selling a voucher initiative next year.
Bay Area Research finds ethnic studies in San Francisco had enduring impact By John Fensterwald | EdSource | September 7, 2021 Ninth grade course engaged and motivated students who hadn't shown prior success in school.