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A nearly $10 billion education rainy day fund and districts' own reserves would protect schools according to state analysts. At issue is how much funding Newsom and the Legislature should to commit to ongoing spending.

A food service worker at Hanson Elementary School in Ramona has been named one of the 2022 California Classified Employees of the Year.

From August 2021 to January 2022, Durham School Services drivers in Boise and Garden City, Idaho reported 200 violations of drivers passing stopped school buses.

The district is increasing an already high level of safety protocols in its schools after Tuesday's school shooting in Texas.

On an average day, 65 to 70 school buses are needed during the morning and afternoon...

The Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled Chattanooga teachers who saw students die in a bus wreck aren't entitled to emotional distress damages.

The North East School Division (NESD) recently named its new Director of Education.Stacy Lair has been appointed to the role following the retirement ...

For teen immigrants, adjusting to their new life requires a strong support system—teachers, neighbors, legal service providers and more.

Gina Will has announced her candidacy for Nevada County auditor-controller, a news release states.

School divisions across the state continue to try to find ways to hire more bus drivers.