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California's K-12 Education Spending (2003)
The available education funding from Federal, State, and Local sources is now $8,800 per student. Click here to review chart.
May 15, 2005A Modest Proposal for Saving Our Schools
     Across California, children are bringing home notes warning of dire consequences if Gov. Schwarzenegger’s scorched earth budget is approved – a budget that slashes Proposition 98 public school spending from $42.2 billion this year all the way down to $44.7 billion next year. That should be proof enough that our math programs are suffering.
     As a public school parent, I have given this crisis a great deal of thought and have a modest suggestion to help weather these dark days.
May 10, 2004Subsidizing Illegal Immigration
This year, nearly 7,500 qualified California residents - who would otherwise be entering California state universities as incoming freshmen - are likely to be turned away for lack of funds. Meanwhile, approximately 7,500 illegal immigrants will receive heavily subsidized university educations at a cost of between $45 million and $65 million annually at those same universities.
March 31, 2004Senate Education Committee, SB 1503 (McClintock), Tuition
This year, approximately 7,500 qualified California residents who would otherwise be attending California universities this year will be turned away and diverted to community colleges for lack of funds. Meanwhile, approximately the same number of illegal immigrants will receive the in-state tuition subsidy of up to $16,476 per year to attend those same universities -- at a cost between $45 million and $65 million.
March 31, 2004Senate Education Committee, SB 1502 (McClintock), In-State Tuition for Military Dependants
Under current law, the dependants of U.S. military personnel stationed in California qualify for only one year of in-state tuition subsidies at the state's universities. After that, they must pay the higher out-of-state tuition rates.
March 7, 1999Putting Parents Back in Charge: A Modest Proposal for Decentralizing Public Education
February 25, 1999AB 1X - Teacher Peer Review Program
Assembly Floor Remarks
April 20, 1998SB 6 - Bilingual Education
Assembly Floor Remarks in Opposition
September 27, 1997Segregation Fails Again