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Reduction in Workload due to Voluntary Job-Sharing Arrangement is not a “Leave” Authorizing the Hiring of a Temporary Certificated Employee

Reduction in Workload due to Voluntary Job-Sharing Arrangement is not a “Leave” Authorizing the Hiring of a Temporary Certificated Employee

by DWK | Oct 29, 2026 | Education Law, Legal Developments and News

  On October 2, 2026, the California Court of Appeal published a decision holding that a teacher’s reduction in workload due to a voluntary job-sharing arrangement does not constitute a “leave” under Education Code section 44920 that permits a school district to...
Ahead of the Curve: A Greg Dannis Checklist to Strategic Negotiations Prep

Ahead of the Curve: A Greg Dannis Checklist to Strategic Negotiations Prep

by DWK | Oct 16, 2026 | Education Law, Resources

  Successful and effective negotiations begin before you walk in the room. To secure the best outcomes for your district, preparation is non-negotiable. Use this best-practices framework to support your team, establish clear economic parameters, and keep students...
DWK’s Updated Public Official Ethics Training Now Available for School Trustees and Superintendents!

DWK’s Updated Public Official Ethics Training Now Available for School Trustees and Superintendents!

by DWK | Oct 1, 2026 | DWK Update, Education Law, Legal Developments and News

  Following a recent amendment, school district and county superintendents and charter school chief administrators must complete a two-hour ethics training course every two years. The ethics training requirement was already applicable to board trustees who were...
Avoiding Pay-to-Play Violations During Campaign Season

Avoiding Pay-to-Play Violations During Campaign Season

by DWK | Aug 13, 2026 | DWK Update, Education Law

Government Code section 84308 (Section 84308) is a component of the California Political Reform Act that contains “pay-to-play” restrictions aimed at ensuring that state and local government officials are not biased by campaign contributions when they make decisions...
SBE Oversteps Its Authority Reversing Local School Boards’ Denials of Charter Petition

SBE Oversteps Its Authority Reversing Local School Boards’ Denials of Charter Petition

by DWK | Mar 26, 2025 | Education Law, Legal Developments and News

On March 14, 2025, the Third District Court of Appeal affirmed a lower court judgment setting aside the State Board of Education’s (“SBE”) decision to reverse decisions denying the Mayacamas Charter School petition made by the Napa Valley Unified School District and...

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