Latest Breaking News On - Parent association of north county san diego - Page 1 : comparemela.com

San Dieguito Faculty Association launches petition for special election

San Dieguito Faculty Association launches petition for special election Print The San Dieguito Faculty Association (SDFA) announced that it has launched a petition asking the San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) to hold a special election to fill a seat left vacant after Area 5 trustee Kristin Gibson’s resignation. In a press release, the SDFA stated that it wants due process and constituent voices to be heard in the selection of a new school board member. The San Dieguito Union High School District office. (Karen Billing) “We believe that voting is an important part of the democratic process,” said Duncan Brown, president of the SDFA in a news release. “People serving on the governing body of our district should be elected in a way that reflects the wishes of the constituents of Area 5, to ensure that their interests are fairly represented during any school district decision-making process.”

San Dieguito Faculty Association launches petition for special election

San Dieguito Faculty Association launches petition for special election Print The San Dieguito Faculty Association (SDFA) announced that it has launched a petition asking the San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) to hold a special election to fill a seat left vacant after Area 5 trustee Kristin Gibson’s resignation. In a press release, the SDFA stated that it wants due process and constituent voices to be heard in the selection of a new school board member. The San Dieguito Union High School District office. (Karen Billing) “We believe that voting is an important part of the democratic process,” said Duncan Brown, president of the SDFA in a news release. “People serving on the governing body of our district should be elected in a way that reflects the wishes of the constituents of Area 5, to ensure that their interests are fairly represented during any school district decision-making process.”

What 3-foot social distance means for reopening California schools

What 3-foot social distance means for reopening California schools By Diana Lambert and John Fensterwald Published   (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images) OAKLAND, Calif. - New state and federal Covid safety guidelines that reduce the recommended minimum distance between students from 6 feet to 3 feet should make it easier for California schools to return students to classrooms full time, but most districts are not likely to make the change until the fall. Instead, many district officials contacted by EdSource expressed reluctance to make changes to instructional models this school year because most have either reopened or plan to reopen campuses in the next few weeks.

San Diego judge's ruling, new CDC distancing guidelines offer schools more reopening freedom

Judge's order in North County school reopening lawsuit applies statewide -