California lawmakers introduced distance learning provisions around instructional time, attendance and connecting with parents.
Gov. Newsom would cut $6.4 billion in school funding if Congress doesn’t deliver more stimulus aid. The Legislature would issue more IOUs to schools instead.
District reaches out to families through wellness checks, changes grading and graduation requirements, provides some technology to seniors.
Donation brings total funding to $12 million to purchase devices and internet access for students to help provide distance learning.
Instead of baleful predictions, let's focus on the changes that should come about.
The unexpected announcement from Gov. Gavin Newsom that schools should consider resuming as early as late July was met with immediate pushback.
More than a month since most schools first closed, at least 270,000 students remain disconnected to the internet at home.
Privacy experts share best practices for video as California schools make the switch to online learning.
Parents are juggling the responsibility of being their children's teacher with their jobs and other obligations during the coronavirus pandemic.
The county office of education is coordinating a multi-district use of a common distance learning platform and providing internet access.
