ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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What’s new: Frontiers Academy, a private school in Anaheim, moving to Costa Mesa |
Frontiers Academy, a private school that teaches trilingual language immersion, is moving to a new home in Costa Mesa. The school signed a lease for a 15,000-square-foot former church at 102 Baker St., according to Stream Realty Partners. The school is relocating from 320 W. Broadway in Anaheim and plans to be open in the fall.
Frontiers Academy offers preschool, elementary and middle school programs in Mandarin, Spanish and English.
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https://www.ocregister.com/2021/06/25/whats-new-frontiers-academy-a-private-school-in-anaheim-moving-to-costa-mesa/ |
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LOS ANGELES TIMES
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DAILY PILOT |
Newport-Mesa Unified picks interim head until replacement for Supt. Lee-Sung is found |
Having acquired an interim superintendent to temporarily replace outgoing leader Russell Lee-Sung in a unanimous vote Tuesday, Newport-Mesa Unified School District trustees are headlong into a national search for a permanent replacement and are seeking community input. To ensure a smooth transition between Lee-Sung’s anticipated Aug. 3 departure and the selection of a permanent replacement, board members in a regular meeting Tuesday approved a temporary work agreement with retired superintendent Hank Bangser.
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https://lat.ms/3h3OvoJ |
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CAPISTRANO DISPATCH
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CUSD Trustees Approve Resolution on School Mask Guidance |
In an effort to get the California Department of Public Health’s attention, the Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees approved a symbolic resolution Wednesday urging a change in mask guidance for people on school campuses—effectively requesting masks be optional, particularly for students. Students, teachers, and school staff have been required to wear masks while indoors on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether they are required to do so is set by CDPH guidelines, and the school district has no jurisdiction on the matter.
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https://www.thecapistranodispatch.com/cusd-trustees-approve-resolution-on-school-mask-guidance/ |
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EDSOURCE
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California child care workers rally to demand pay raise |
Amid ongoing budget negotiations, hundreds of members of Child Care Providers United held a march and rally at the California State Capitol Thursday calling on Gov. Gavin Newsom to negotiate a contract for better pay for family child care providers. Brandishing yellow roses to deliver to state leaders and flanked by small children, child care workers tried to draw attention to the ongoing crisis in their industry.
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https://edsource.org/news-updates#california-child-care-workers-rally-to-demand-pay-raise |
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KPBS
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San Diego Unified Ethnic Studies Expansion Sparks Debate Over How Race Taught In Schools |
Earlier this week, the San Diego Unified School Board unanimously approved a plan that will integrate anti-racism and ethnic studies education into its curriculum.
The vote was preceded by a protest of roughly two dozen people who were opposed to the effort — with some equating the new curriculum to components of critical race theory. This expansion of ethnic studies comes at a time of heightened racial awareness in San Diego, where many are considering how racism should be confronted in the classroom — especially after several racist incidents at local high schools.
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https://www.kpbs.org/news/2021/jun/24/sd-unified-ethnic-studies-expansion-debate/ |
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OTHER NEWS OUTLETS
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Labor shortage complicates Newsom's plan for universal pre-K in California |
Gov. Gavin Newsom has pitched an ambitious expansion of child care and pre-kindergarten in California, but a severe labor shortage in early education — worsened by the pandemic — threatens to thwart his agenda. In his budget blueprint last month, Newsom proposed funding 100,000 new subsidized child care slots for lower income families and a year of free public pre-K, or "transitional kindergarten," for every 4-year-old in the state. But almost immediately after the announcement, the reality set in: There simply aren't enough teachers.
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https://www.politico.com/states/california/story/2021/06/24/labor-shortage-complicates-newsoms-plan-for-universal-pre-k-in-california-1387002 |
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