Budget, Charter Schools, & Pride Month
In Which: HUSD Budget looks bleak despite extra State grants, Charters schools split the Board, and Trustees pass a Pride Month resolution a month late.
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Parent Engagement Plummets At HUSD
In Which: HUSD's self-assessment points to stubborn issues, HEA tells the Board to not micro-manage Staff, and HUSD Staff don't use the financial system they've always had.
Pride Month And Planning For HUSD
In Which: Hayward announces a Russell City Redress Fund with the County, HUSD's LGBTQ+ Comms Plan on shaky ground after cuts, And The SIR reveals issues with how things are done
HUSD Still Under Water
In Which: Bruckner-Carrillo complains about formatting, HUSD is still $12 million short after the cuts, And Trustee Prada asks for a spreadsheet.
Future Of Arts Uncertain At HUSD
In Which: We explain the VAPA program and what it does, Trustee Rawdon pounds the table over Art funding cuts, and Staff pushes back on Trustee Bruckner-Carrillo's desire for quick contract cuts
Little City Bites and HUSD Budget Friction
In Which: Many little projects help an Affordable Housing project, We question whether car theft is terrorism, And HUSD will be talking about budget whether we like it or not.
Tennyson Development And TOSAs
In Which: The Planning Commission discusses shadows and trees, HUSD has a LGBTQ+ Communication Plan, And everyone is concerned about who will lead it.