OCDE NEWSROOM
|
|
L.A. County and Planned Parenthood to open 50 high school sexual health and well-being centers |
Planned Parenthood runs a sexual healthcare clinic at Esteban Torres High School in East L.A. once a week. Other days educators are available for stress management and students’ other health concerns, including substance abuse. The clinic is part of an initiative — funded by the L.A. County departments of public health and mental health and Planned Parenthood Los Angeles — to open 50 such centers in schools throughout the county in the next year.
|
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-12-12/50-new-sexual-health-wellbeing-centers-in-l-a-high-schools |
|
|
|
VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
|
|
San Diego Unified's Budget Woes Widen to Include Potential Layoffs |
San Diego Unified will again consider laying off an unknown number of employees to help close a $70 million budget hole expected next year following across-the-board raises, according to new projections presented to school board trustees Tuesday night. The gap increased from a $58 million shortfall estimated in September. The district’s chief business officer, Greg Ottinger, gave no explanation for the change before asking trustees to greenlight unspecified reductions and positively certify the district’s $1.44 billion budget.
|
https://www.voiceofsandiego.org/topics/education/san-diego-unifieds-budget-woes-widen-to-include-potential-layoffs/ |
|
|
|
KPCC
|
|
Report: Los Angeles Early Childcare Programs Lack Financial Security |
Many Los Angeles early childcare programs are operating with little financial security according to a new analysis from the Nonprofit Finance Fund.
The report looked at the financials of 26 non-profit childcare centers in Los Angeles
Half of those providers had less than one month of operating cash on hand—only 12 percent had three months or more in reserves.
|
https://scpr.org/news/2019/12/11/90547/report-los-angeles-early-childcare-programs-lack-f/ |
|
|
Santa Ana Unified Board Agrees To Renew Orange County School Of The Arts' Charter - If They Promise To Change It |
The Orange County School of the Arts is a charter school with a reputation for rigorous academics and famous alumni in film, television, theater, and across the arts.
It has been in downtown Santa Ana for almost two decades, but at a Santa Ana Unified school board meeting Tuesday night, its future was up in the air.
|
https://scpr.org/news/2019/12/11/90548/santa-ana-unified-board-agrees-to-renew-orange-cou/ |
|
|
LA County Is Putting Mini Health Clinics On High School Campuses |
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has opened dozens of "Wellbeing Centers" on high school campuses, providing everything from checkups to mental health services to pregnancy tests.
The county has opened 34 centers — mostly at Los Angeles Unified School District schools — since the beginning of the month, and it plans to have 50 by early next year.
The centers function like mini-clinics, with exam tables and medical supplies. They're open three-and-a-half days a week.
|
https://laist.com/2019/12/12/la_county_is_putting_mini_health_clinics_on_high_school_campuses.php |
|
|
|
NPR
|
|
Sacramento City School District Gave Teachers Raises It Couldn’t Afford, State Auditor Finds |
The California State Auditor says the Sacramento City Unified School District has done such a poor job with its finances and labor negotiations that the state Legislature should pass a law to keep the same thing from happening at other school districts.
A report released by the California State Auditor’s office on Tuesday also says if the school district and the Sacramento City Teachers' Association can't work together to address a $31 million shortfall during a new bargaining session, the district will run out of money in two years.
|
http://www.capradio.org/143103 |
|
|
|