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Welcome to the SSDA !

Welcome to the Small School Districts' Association of California! The SSDA was established in 1983 to advocate the concerns, welfare, and special needs of small school districts throughout California. The SSDA is a growing organization of over 500 small and mid-sized districts. We are comprised of a professional group of small district governing boards and superintendents. Join the growing number of businesses and schools who are uniting to create a better today and a brighter future for education!  To join, go to the Membership Page or click here .   For more information contact: Dr. Melissa Brown Executive Director Small School . . . read more

 

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Congratulations to Bob Douglas, the recipient of the 2008 Charlie-Binderup Award

The Charlie Binderup Award was presented to Bob Douglas by the SSDA at this year’s Annual Conference. This Award has been presented annually for over 20 years to recognize outstanding superintendents in small school districts.   Bob Douglas has dedicated 41½ years of his life to the public schools of California. He has served the community in ways ranging from serving as the Chairman of the Curriculum Commission in 1986 to serving as President of the National Forest Counties and Schools Coalition. Douglas . . . read more feedback

May 14, 2008: Governor Releases May Revision

Today Governor Schwarzenegger released his 2008 May Revision for both the 2007-08 current year State Budget and 2008-09 State Budget.  The May Revision contains both good news and bad news for schools.    First the bad news, because of the anticipated reduction in General Fund revenues for 2008-09, the anticipated Proposition 98 guarantee is reduced significantly from the amount anticipated in the original budget presentation.    The good news is that the Governor proposes to fully . . . read more

 

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