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Monterey Peninsula teachers ask: could 'me too' raises in district be better spent? – Monterey Herald

Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is facing a tough financial situation as decreasing enrollment, reduced funding and a dire state budget deficit has left the district scrambling to ensure it will be fiscally solvent in the coming years, district Superintendent PK Diffenbaugh said. 

Bay Area superintendents get same raises as teachers under "me too" clauses

Several Bay Area school districts are wrapping up negotiations with teachers unions. But "me too" clauses in district administrators' contracts ensure leaders get identical salary raises as their employees.

Bay Area teachers make one-third of superintendents' salaries. So why are superintendents automatically getting the same raises? – Times Herald Online

Unionized teachers have expressed outrage over 'me too' clauses, which they say overpay administrators as districts are cutting programs and laying off staff to conserve financial resources.

NAVWAR redevelopment progresses

The Navy selected developers to rebuild 70 acres of land less than a mile from the San Diego International Airport. In other news, the state law that requires you to put your food waste in a green bin is expanding. Plus, our KPBS education reporter joins the show to talk about changes to college tuition and the FAFSA.

Newsom expected to announce proposed California budget this week

The serious budget deficit has many concerned about what spending cuts could be coming.

California's new law bars book bans. Here's what else it does.

Effective immediately, California schools are no longer allowed to ban books after Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1078 into law.

Newsom to fine schools that ban books over race, sexual orientation

Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration helped craft the proposal, which he signed into law Monday.

Newsom signs LGBTQ textbook law cracking down on school boards

A new law signed by the governor will bring more scrutiny to school district curriculum decisions. Materials must feature "inclusive and diverse perspectives."

Newsom bars school book bans: LGBTQ+ textbook bill signed into law amid growing culture wars

A new law signed by the governor will bring more scrutiny to school district curriculum decisions. Materials must feature "inclusive and diverse perspectives."

Newsom Signs Law Prohibiting California Schools From Banning Books With 'Inclusive and Diverse Perspectives'