Commentary
California must invest in professional learning for arts teachers
March 4, 2024
Educators have a wide range of training and development needs that must be met if the state is to fulfill the promise of Proposition 28.
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Topic
Arts education in California has long been underfunded despite its demonstrated effectiveness in engaging students and improving educational outcomes. The passage of Proposition 28 in 2022 brings a windfall of funding to California schools to offer more arts education. In this section, you'll find stories and commentaries exploring the importance of the arts education and the implementation of programs under Proposition 28.
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