School districts and agencies must competitively bid contracts involving an expenditure of more than $92,600.
SCOTUS recently ruled that the Commerce Department may not, for now, include a citizenship question on the upcoming 2020 census.
Attorney General Bacerra’s letter to California schools provides a general overview of the states non-discrimination law as related to student discipline, as well as a look into the racial inequalities plaguing California schools’ disciplinary systems.
The Ninth Circuit recently affirmed the dismissal of a case against a school district and CDE that alleged the entities violated Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act in failing to offer a student placement in an in-state residential treatment center.
CA appellate court affirmed an award of attorney fees incurred by a school district to compel compliance with the Charter Schools Act.
DWK is pleased to continue its statewide Education, Labor and Employment Law Series. Ed Lab is interactive, practical and informal. Workshops are led by DWK attorneys who discuss topics of particular interest to school district and county office human resources and labor relations professionals.
