Articles in this issue

• Charles Weis begins ’09-10 term in office
  Santa Clara County Superintendent of Schools Charles Weis was installed as ACSA president May 14 during Delegate Assembly ceremonies.
• Massive cuts eyed if ballot measures fail
  The Legislative Analyst’s Office is saying the state is already facing a major cash flow problem. Thus, we could be facing the biggest deficit in state history, should Propositions 1A-1E fail to pass.
• ‘Layoff Blues’ Webinar now scheduled for June 11
  “Beating the Lay-Off Blues” is a Webinar that aims to answer questions for ACSA members who have been affected by position elimination, job reassignment or other employment actions.
• C&I leaders appreciate the ACSA Academy expe
  The ACSA Curriculum and Instructional Leaders Academy offers a unique learning opportunity for those seeking a deeper understanding of this key area of education.
• Accountability accents importance of instructional leaders
  Lake Elsinore USD turned around its schools thanks in part to the requirements set forth by state and federal accountability programs.
• Update shows progress on ACSA’s Diversity Action Plan
  ACSA’s Equity, Achievement and Diversity for Success Committee has given the ACSA Board of Directors an update on the status of the Diversity Action Plan. The report showed some progress has been made, but more work remains to be done.
• Battle continues over Social Security
  ACSA is continuing its quest to repeal two provisions of Social Security law that adversely affect the retirement benefits of educators, via federal legislation HR 235 and S 484.