The Family-School Partnership Act is a California law that allows parents, grandparents, and guardians to take time off from work to participate in their children’s school or child care activities. The law (Labor Code Section 230.8) first took effect in 1995. Its provisions were expanded in 1997 to add licensed child day care facilities to the kindergarten-through-grade-twelve levels included in the original legislation.
(Find out more at the California Teachers Association website)
The D9 Horizons Contractual and Bargaining Committees successfully negotiated and formalized an expansion of educational opportunities through the existing Horizons contractual education fund
While the holidays are approaching, our focus is shifting toward one of the most important events of the coming year. Bargaining officially begins in January, and we are already gearing up to fight for the contract we have earned.
One Systems Technician and one Communications Technician job requisitions were placed in AUTS today.