California State accelerates timeline for college athletes to profit from their likenesses By Eli Walsh | Bay City News Foundation | September 3, 2021 The Fair Pay to Play act was signed in 2019 and originally slated to go into effect in 2023.
Bay Area Volunteer scientists bring STEM into virtual classrooms By Lydia Sviatoslavsky | Bay City News Foundation | September 3, 2021 Community Resources for Science has grown into a network of teachers and volunteers that serve East Bay students.
Around Town 2021-2022 Education Speaker Series kicks off Sept. 28 By Lou Fancher | September 3, 2021 The Sept 28 event with Christine Carter is part of a lineup that includes Allison Briscoe-Smith, Ron Lieber, Natasha Singh, and others.
Around Town Registration now open for ‘Walk for Wellness,’ key fundraiser for PUSD Wellness Center By Exedra Staff | September 1, 2021 The event, co-chaired by Nicki Gilbert and KeriAnne Hohener, will take place during the week of Sept 20-26.
Education Not enough subs: California schools face severe teacher shortage By Joe Hong | CalMatters | September 1, 2021 Substitute teachers are key to keeping schools open this year, but a shortage of subs is straining districts.
COVID-19 Reminder: PUSD hosts free COVID vaccine clinic on Sept. 1 By Piedmont Unified School District | August 30, 2021 Newly FDA-approved Pfizer vaccine available to all Piedmont community members, city staff, PUSD teachers, staff, and students (ages 12+).
Featured in Category School Board signals support for a student vaccine mandate By Exedra Staff | August 27, 2021 Nurses report that 95 percent of PUSD staff are vaccinated.
Bay Area West Contra Costa Unified considering vaccine mandate By Ali Tadayon | EdSource | August 27, 2021 The school district serves around 30,000 students.
city Tracking COVID in Piedmont | August 27 By Exedra Staff | August 27, 2021 Slight uptick in cases as the third week of school concludes.
California Quarantines and teacher shortages: a double whammy for California districts By John Fensterwald and Betty Márquez Rosales | EdSource | August 27, 2021 Superintendents argue that a new independent study law doesn't suit shorter-term quarantine learning.