Some school boards and administrators predict there’ll be few takers for extra funding due to the burdens of testing and labor negotiations.
Leaders representing all segments of California’s education system share their reactions to the governor’s early education and K-12 budget proposals.
School districts can do a second round of layoffs if K-12 funding increases less than 2%. CTA will ask the Legislature to prevent it.
In exchange for the money, districts should provide online learning, and independent study "to the extent feasible," which is puzzling to some.
With mandated costs rising, school districts had been counting on a larger cost of living adjustment that they’d receive next year.
Latest version would exempt it from most state education laws.
