Volume 18 No. 7
  • By the Way . . . Use of Union Dues Qualifies as an Initiative
  • By the Way . . . CPEC Reports on Community College Enrollment Demands
  • Senate Rules Committee Rejects Governor’s Nominees for the State Teachers’ Retirement Board
  • Parcel Tax Legislation Passes First Hurdle
  • Budget Subcommittees Reject Governor’s Proposal to Shift State’s STRS Obligation to Local K-14 Districts
  • Legislative Analyst Reviews “The California Live Within Our Means Act” Initiative
  • State Revenues Miss the Mark for February
  • Ask SSC . . . Where Can I Find Information on Gifts of Public Funds?
  • Ask SSC . . . What Will the Unemployment Insurance Rate Be for 2005-06?
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Full STRS Contributions Required When an Employee Is on Leave Under FMLA?
  • Ask SSC . . . Is the Five-Year Restriction on a STRS Retiree’s Ability to Return to Work Still in Effect?
Volume 18 No. 6
  • By the Way . . . Community College Student Transfers to Private Colleges Made Easier
  • By the Way . . . Senate Rules Committee Confirms Board of Governors Appointees
  • Community College Audits
  • Board of Governors Approves New Approach to Community College Finance
  • By the Way . . . Senate Approves Bruce McPherson as Secretary of State
  • Ask SSC . . . Is There a Contingency Language Model for District Negotiations?
  • Voters Consider Bonds and Parcel Taxes
  • Recreation Assessment Districts: Are They Right for Education Entities?
  • Funding Protection for California’s K-12 Schools and Community Colleges
  • Senate Budget Committee Considers Mandate Funding
  • UCLA Forecasters See Economic Slowdown Ahead
  • The Belt Tightening: “California Live Within Our Means Act” and “Excellence in Teaching Act” Get the Nod
  • Governor’s “New” Spending Cap Initiative Contains Huge Hits to Schools
Volume 18 No. 5
  • By the Way . . . Strong Sentiment to Re-elect Schwarzenegger Next Year
  • By the Way . . . State Spending Priorities
  • Ask SSC . . . Will the Governor’s PERS Pension Reform Proposal Affect My Retirement Benefits?
  • Timetable Tight for Governor Schwarzenegger’s Reforms
  • Community College Legislation - 3/4/05
  • Legislative Analyst’s Office Proposes Major Changes In Community College Funding
  • State Reform Coming to a Ballot Box Near You
  • Governor’s “Year of Reform” Spawns Educational Reform Coalition
  • Legislative Analyst Recommends $315 Million for Mandates in 2005-06
  • Legislative Analyst Weighs in on Governor’s Proposed STRS Shift to Schools
  • Legislative Analyst’s Proposition 98 Comments Create an Even More Complicated Political Scene
  • Legislative Analyst Sees Higher State Revenues