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San Bernardino City Unified School District
State Education Policy
August 27, 2021

Quarantines and teacher shortages: a double whammy for California districts

Independent study is now the only option for quarantined students; superintendents warn the regulations are too constraining.

John Fensterwald And Betty Márquez Rosales
Special Reports
September 10, 2020

California superintendents navigate how to reopen campuses while keeping students, teachers safe

Complicated, ever-shifting set of unique factors will affect school reopening plans.

EdSource staff
Covid-19
July 10, 2020

Spike in coronavirus cases means some schools won’t open at all this fall

As coronavirus cases spike across California more school districts are making the decision to educate students online next school year.

Diana Lambert, Michael Burke, And Ali Tadayon
Commentary
September 10, 2019

Governor’s postsecondary council has assets — and opportunities

Linking work experience and college preparation in high school helps students do better in college.

Anne Stanton
Administrators
December 17, 2015

Key to coping with school terrorist fears: Keep the adults calm

School districts ask adults to model calm behavior.

Jane Meredith Adams
Career Preparation
July 7, 2014

School funding reforms spur decisions at local level

California’s new school funding system is driving districts in diverse regions of the state to shift their resources to achieve one of the key goals laid out in the sweeping financial reform effort – graduating students so they are ready for college or careers.

Karla Scoon Reid
Local Control Funding Formula
June 18, 2014

San Bernardino City Unified board adopts accountability plan

The San Bernardino City Unified School Board of Education approved the district’s school spending and accountability plan.

Karla Scoon Reid
Local Control Funding Formula
June 11, 2014

San Bernardino district funding plan addresses achievement gap, student behavior

Faced with dismal student test scores, low graduation rates and high student suspension rates, the preliminary draft of the San Bernardino City Unified School District’s funding plan targets the “cradle to career” needs of its Latino and African-American students, in addition to English learners.

Karla Scoon Reid
Local Control Funding Formula
March 20, 2014

School funding reforms spark push to get parent input

Louis Freedberg And Louis Freedberg