A majority of Fullerton City Council members voted to table proposed aid funds to help protect immigrants in court from deportation and to help out with rent and groceries amid financial woes.
Tag: Fullerton School District
Fullerton School District runs 20 schools in Fullerton and teaches about 11,000 students. We cover the board’s votes, its budget and the decisions that reach classrooms.
Opposition to ICE Raids Grows in Orange County
Fullerton is the latest Orange County city to look to support a lawsuit challenging the widespread deportation sweeps that have rocked Southern California this summer.
Fullerton Considers Becoming a Charter City
Some city council members say switching over to a charter city will afford officials more control over issues like housing and contracts, others say it’s a political move.
How Easy is it to Tune Into Your School Board Meeting?
Saddleback Valley and Savanna School Districts in OC are the only ones that don’t livestream their meetings for public viewing.
How Transparent is Your Local OC School District?
An analysis found that while most school district board members are filing forms on time, these public records still pose a challenge to access.
Fullerton School District Removes Nazi Symbols From 6th Grade Play
Fullerton School District officials are censoring a 6th grade play because the superintendent said images of students in Nazi uniforms could be used negatively.
Orange County Voter Guide: November 2022 Election
A host of high-stakes races will decide the handling of issues like public safety, school curriculum, homelessness and transparency. Here’s a rundown of the candidates.
Who Should Run Our K-12 Public Schools? Here’s Where Candidates Stand on the Issues
We asked local school board candidates key questions about curriculum, pandemic measures, free speech, book bans, mental health support, and transparency.
Skipping OC’s Election: Whopping 86 Candidates to Automatically Win After Drawing No Challengers
87 elected seats across school boards, city councils and other agencies won’t be in front of voters. That includes controlling majorities of a city and several school districts.
Here’s Who Wants to Run your Public Schools and Community Colleges
Candidates are wrestling with classroom mask rules, charter schools, curriculum and taxpayer spending.









