After a number of years of being put on the back burner, students at California schools will now have arts education included in their curriculum. Drama, music, and visual arts were once dismissed as being mere fluff, but now they are considered a tool to helping improve overall student performance.
Students at California Schools Need to Have a Well-Rounded Education
The California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CSTRS) is the second largest public pension fund in the nation, providing retirement, disability and survivor benefits to California schools educators. Over 776,000 kindergarten through community college educators are members of the CSTRS, which currently has an investment portfolio of $142 billion.
Keeping quality educators in the California schools is of primary concern to everyone in the state. Without well-educated California schools youth, the city, businesses and economy of the state will suffer. Thus, when Lionstone Group, a research-based real estate investment firm, announced last month they and CSTRS had formed a discretionary $100 million real estate investment fund, the news was well received by everyone. As with any organization, good benefits will attract and keep quality educators in the California schools.
So you’ve decided you’re not going to try and beat your traffic ticket. Or, that you can’t afford an insurance increase as a result of your newly assigned points. What is your next option? Traffic school.
Traffic school isn’t a commonly discussed topic – that is not until you realize you need it. And when people realize they need or want to take traffic school, like many other ventures, they do their research first. Here are some answers to common searches on the ins and outs of California traffic school.