California's third-largest school district, Fresno Unified, is preparing for another significant decline in student enrollment, with new projections showing the district could lose nearly 1,200 students during the 2026-27 school year. The drop would exceed last year's loss and continue a trend that has been affecting the district for years.
A group of Clovis Unified teachers has taken a major step toward forming a teachers union, potentially ending the district's 66-year history without a union representing classroom teachers.
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