In an article on Monday about city council and school board races in Orange County, the Voice of OC quoted Fullerton College political science professor Jodi Balma:
The Orange County Board of Education appointed Tustin resident Jorge Valdes to fill a vacant board seat, after a long and awkward series of deadlocked
In her unsuccessful campaign to unseat Tim Shaw from the Orange County Board of Education, one of Paulette Chaffee’s central messages was Shaw and the
Tustin Councilwoman Beckie Gomez has resigned her seat on the Orange County Board of Education, as a result of a lawsuit alleging she is violating
After enduring months of partisan litigation, a contentious re-districting brawl and being targeted by partisan legislation, and unrelenting attacks for their pro-charter school stance, the
Last night, Anaheim Union High School District Board of Education members outbid each other to give Superintendent Michael Matsuda a 7% salary increase – and
The Attorney General has given the greenlight to a lawsuit that could push Orange County Board of Education member Beckie Gomez into resigning her seat.
During the Disneyland Resort’s annual “State of the Resort” event last week, President Ken Potrock announced Cal State Fullerton and Fullerton College would be joining
For two days in a row, Yorba Linda High School has been hit with graffiti accusing the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District of being racist,
The Anaheim Union High School District is contracting with Anaheim Elementary School District Trustee Jose Paolo Magcalas to train 50 AUSHD teachers in Ethnic Studies “pedagogy.” It
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