Article in this issue

• Historic education lawsuit filed: State finance system called unconstitutional
  May 20 suit calls on the state to establish a school finance system that provides all students equal opportunity to meet academic goals set by the state.
• CalSTRS responds to questions on pending pension reform legislation
  ACSA members have many questions regarding pension reform legislation moving in the Capitol. Here are some answers.
• Aceves continues to gather media endorsements
  Newspapers up and down the state agree Larry Aceves is the most qualified candidate for superintendent of public instruction.
• ACSA studies release of gov.’s May budget revision
  Budget Revision plan to close state deficit of $19.1 billion includes proposals unlikely to pass Legislature; Prop. 98 still in jeopardy.
• ACSA career-building academies to begin in July
  A catalog detailing the association’s 2010-11 job-specific training academy season has been mailed to ACSA members.
• Administrator Training opportunity In San Joaquin County
  ACSA and the San Joaquin COE are offering Module 2 and 3 training for the Administrator Training Program (formerly AB 430) beginning June 16.