Volume 17 No. 24
  • By the Way . . . New Graduate Program Offered to Train Administrators
  • By the Way . . . Secretary of State’s Office Finally Certifies Failure of Proposition 72
  • Contribution Levels Could Increase for Both Employer and Employee Members of CalSTRS
  • Legislation Proposed to Clarify When the Chancellor’s Office May Take Over the Fiscal Affairs of a District
  • Ask SSC . . . Can We Continue to Allocate Retiree Benefit Costs by FTE?
  • Ask SSC . . . Are There Downsides to Placing Health Benefits on the Salary Schedule?
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Limited Obligation Bonds a Good Way to Finance Retiree Health Benefits?
  • California Teleconnect Funding Becomes More Restricted
  • UCLA Forecasts Moderate Growth in 2005, But Risks in 2006
  • Education Coalition Says: “Honor the Agreement”
  • Reforming State Government: Special Election a Possibility
  • Legislature Returns to Sacramento
Volume 17 No. 23
  • By the Way . . . Sierra Community College Receives Grant for Nursing Program.
  • By the Way . . . Pell Grant Changes May Effect California Community College Students
  • State Spending Still Outpaces Revenues—Will There Be a Tax Increase?
  • Ask SSC . . . Is Sexual Harassment Training Mandatory?
  • By the Way . . . 2005 Mileage Rates Set
  • Ask SSC . . . Where Can We Get Information on the New Fiscal Oversight Process?
  • Attorney General Opines Districts May Use Bond Money for School Employee Administrative Oversight
  • LAO Predicts Increased Proposition 98 Guarantee
  • LAO Fiscal Forecast—Implications for School District Budgets
  • Ask SSC . . . What Is the Education Code Citation Requiring Actuarials for School Agencies?
Volume 17 No. 22
  • By the Way . . . Tom Campbell Returns to Sacramento as Director of Finance
  • Voters Support All Community College Bond Measures—and Most of K-12’s
  • Revisions of the 2005-06 Community College Budget
  • Board of Governors Approves District Obligation for Full-Time Faculty Hires
  • By the Way . . . IRS Mileage Rate
  • Ask SSC . . . What is the Notice on Social Security Required for New Employees All About?
  • Indian Gaming Initiatives Fail
  • Voters Approve Budget Deal to Protect Local Government Funding
  • Voters Approve Tax on Wealthy to Fund Mental Health Services
  • Democrats Retain Majority in Both Houses
  • Proposition 72, Referendum on Employer Paid Health Care, Fails
  • Political Reform Issues Retain Status Quo