...or, "The Groper Governor LIED? NO WAY!"
- K-14 education takes about 30% of the cuts, while corrections take 14%.
- Some portion of the cuts to corrections is cuts to education programs in prisons.
- By messing around with gasoline excise taxes, Prop 98 takes a huge cut.
- First Five takes massive cuts. This would require a vote, so California's taxpayers will get to pay for that, too. This is a real pity, because First Five is fat with cash and they use it reasonably well.
- Programs that help kids get to school healthy, fed, and happy - CALWorks, mental health programs, Healthy Families - they will all be destroyed.
- Special education will take special cuts unless the federal government kicks in some cash.
- The budget proposes K-12 cuts to administrative overhead. That always ends up translating to "Let's hire consultants!" So not only is it a cash cut, it's one that will likely destroy site budgets while claiming to get more money into classrooms.
- In fact, the Governor's budget makes it easier to hire consultants.
- The Average Daily Attendance cash would be cut.
- Class size reduction takes a cut so large it might as well be ended entirely.
- Defund almost all education funding mandates.
- End seniority.
- End the 15 March pink slip notice.
- 175 day school year.
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