The district’s school closure plan is based on a flawed method that excludes 15.7% of the students, resulting in an inaccurate enrollment projection and potentially leading to the closure of schools that serve a large number of interdistrict transfer students.
The Davis Joint Unified School Board was forced to recess its meeting twice after anti-trans activist Beth Bourne began disrobing during public comment, prompting the police to be called and the meeting to be paused.
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – It won’t be official until April 21, but…
By Richard McCann The Davis Joint Unified School District is searching for a new superintendent, and in…
The Davis School Board was unanimous in voting to appoint John Bowes as the next Superintendent of…
On Monday, the school district released the name of Dr. John Bowes, currently the Assistant Superintendent of…
While the board has not finalized a hire, it appears that the school board has found a…
By Nicholas von Wettberg Finalizing the next step in its quest for a new Superintendent, the Davis…
by Nicholas von Wettberg The development of an ad-hoc Superintendent Search Firm Committee will be the first…
By Nicholas von Wettberg Come Thursday evening, the Davis Joint Unified School District (DJUSD) Board of Education…
On Wednesday afternoon, Davis Joint Unified sent out a statement from Board President Madhavi Sunder, noting, “We…
The school board met in closed session yesterday, Sunday, January 24, at 8 am to discuss the…
Last week DJUSD Superintendent Winfred Roberson, in his Vanguard column debut, discussed the impact of Local Control…
By Winfred B. Roberson, Jr. California School Funding History Most Californians over the age of 50 have…