LCFF

The governor promised to work with Assemblywoman Weber on another solution for next year’s budget.

A bill to boost fiscal transparency in schools passed out of the Assembly Education Committee Wednesday—one of the handful of bills to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

“We are particularly concerned that the state does not explicitly require districts to spend their supplemental and concentration funds on the intended student groups or to track their spending of those funds,” Howle’s report reads. “Without a means of tracking how districts use (LCFF) funds, state and local policymakers and other local stakeholders lack adequate information to assess the impact of those funds on the outcomes of intended student groups."