Here’s how five different school districts in Orange County are preparing in case federal immigration agents show up to one of their campuses.
Category: Education
Posted inEducation
Anaheim High School District Picks New Superintendent Amid Transparency Concerns
Amid concerns of a rushed process, school board trustees appointed a new superintendent weeks after opening up applications internally for candidates near the end of summer break.
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What’s the Rush to Find a New Superintendent in the Anaheim Union High School District?
Some parents are raising concerns that school district leaders are trying to rush the process of finding a new superintendent during summer break without much input from the community.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Huntington Beach Special Election Results: Residents Weigh in on the Library
Residents were on track to reject both of the city council’s proposals to increase their control over the city’s library as of 8:05 p.m.
Posted inEducation
What Does the Future of Huntington Beach’s Library Look Like?
Tonight, HB voters decide whether or not city leaders can move forward with a book review committee or a restricted section for books talking about sex in the city’s public library.
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HB City Council Might Promise to Not Ban Books Ahead of Library Special Election
The proposal comes days before the final votes are cast to determine the future of how books are offered at the city’s library.
Posted inTop Stories
Santa Ana Unified School Board Lambasts Colleague for Transgender Remarks
Santa Ana Unified School District board members censured their colleague, Brenda Lebsack, for what a majority said were anti-transgender comments made in recent weeks.
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HB Council Moves to Probe Ocean View School Board, Who Say Effort is Potentially Illegal
Surf City Council members are calling for a probe of the Ocean View School District board for supporting library ballot measures and directing the superintendent to send the resolution to district parents. District officials say the move is political and potentially illegal.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana School District Lays Off 262 Employees
Facing dwindling enrollment and a $154 million budget shortfall, Santa Ana Unified School District board members voted to lay off 262 employees – including teachers and counselors.
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Huntington Beach Calls for Probe of Library Nonprofit’s Political Spending
City council members say a local library nonprofit may have improperly spent on an upcoming special election on Surf City’s book review committee – a proposal the nonprofit has long opposed.
