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EdSource In Depth  ~ Reports, Briefs, Publications

California’s Math Pipeline: Many Routes Through and Around College-Prep Courses

The proportion of California 11th graders who have taken math courses they need to be eligible for admissions to the state’s 4-year universities has increased.

October 2011 | Read More >
Down But Not Out: California’s Largest School Districts Struggle to Provide Summer Programs

California’s grim economic environment has hit public summer school programs hard, to the detriment of the most disadvantaged students.

August 2011 | Read More >
Middle Grades Playbook: Leading a Full-Court Press on Student Achievement

The Middle Grades Action Kit centerpiece, including self-assessments and a compendium of actionable practices that set higher-performing schools apart.

June 2011 | Read More >
Envisioning New Directions in Teacher Evaluation

This report reviews teacher evaluation methods and explores the role of state policy in teacher evaluation reform.

June 2011 | Read More >
How state laws and collective bargaining shape the way teachers are evaluated, paid, and dismissed in California

This 2-page policy guide highlights California laws related to teacher evaluation issues.

June 2011 | Read More >

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EdSource Extra is a new EdSource service intended to respond in a timely way to key trends and innovations in California education. 

California Teachers Association endorses Brown tax initiative ~ By Louis Freedberg

In a major boost for Gov. Jerry Brown’s attempt to balance the state’s budget, the California Teachers Association yesterday endorsed his proposed initiative for the November ballot that would yield billions of dollars for California schools.

Brown plan to delay 'transitional kindergarten' triggers uncertainty in many school districts ~ By Louis Freedberg

Governor Jerry Brown’s proposal to delay implementation of “transitional kindergarten” for 4-year-olds has triggered doubt and confusion in many school districts around the state.

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Visit Ed-Data for a wealth of financial, demographic, performance, and staffing data on California's public schools! www.ed-data.org

Now available: 2011 demographic and staffing data for schools, districts, counties, and the state.

Schools and districts can now use the SARC template application to complete their School Accountability Report Cards.

 

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Gov. Brown’s budget reduces high school science requirement

In a little-noticed part of Gov. Jerry Brown’s 2012–13 budget, he is proposing that school districts be able to require only one high school science class instead of the two currently mandated by state law.

Our STEM section highlights publications, data, and resources related to math and science literacy.

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Inside EdSource

New American Media highlights the EdSource survey of the 30 largest California school districts on how they are dealing with the ongoing financial crisis. Final survey results to be published in January. News

The S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation has awarded EdSource a two-year grant of $100,000 each year to support EdSource communications and publications. A primary interest of the S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation is the advancement of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education in California. EdSource appreciates the Foundation’s ongoing support of our work.
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