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California has some great programs that help develop student leaders, but it could do much better with a master plan. This post celebrates what’s going well and suggests practical changes. Specifically, the timing of leadership transitions should be more purposeful.
The Brown Act, California's open meeting law, plays a big role in how school boards work. If you want to influence your board or understand how change happens, you need to understand the rules. Leslie Reckler explains.
The Trump administration has callously implemented policies that harm children and families. In this post, Carol spells them out, with links to the details. The cuts make it harder for children to get enough food, access health care, and receive the support they need to succeed in school.
A recent Supreme Court ruling empowers parents to exclude their children from lessons on the basis of religious objections. Guest contributor John Trasviña explains the implications of this ruling along with others that affect California schools.
Many school communities benefit from the support of a PTA. How do PTAs actually work, and what do they do?
The high school diploma has become a weak indicator of a student's readiness for the world. Mary Perry explains why a growing number of school districts are expanding and individualizing the definition of success using a Graduate Profile.
What does it mean to be an American? How do American children develop their sense of national belonging, and what is the role of universal public education in that process? These questions seem freshly important.
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The Trump budget proposes to slash federal funding for education in ways that will particularly affect California's lower-wealth communities. Families will feel it.
Each school community can have a big impact on climate change through many small actions and a few big ones. There are real opportunities for students and school community leaders to step up, learn, lead, and make a difference.
Based on growing evidence that smartphones are bad for learning and toxic for mental health, schools in California will soon be required to ban or restrict them. What's your school's plan?
Registering to vote is an essential step to adulthood in America. An awful lot of students don’t do it. In this post, Mary explains how schools and PTAs can help.
Yes, schools are about reading, writing, and arithmetic. But sometimes they’re also about getting your hands dirty, as Leslie Reckler explains in this post. What does it take for a school to provide kids with garden experiences, and what can be the benefits?
People hate taxes but want good schools. It’s easy to forget that these things are related, as if school districts draw funding from the power of wishful thinking. This year, unions in some big school districts are organizing for possible strikes. In this post, Jeff reviews the big picture.
Hey, California PTA members! Let's meet up at the 2025 PTA convention in Ontario, May 2-4. We have a lot to talk about. You're coming, right?
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