HR 87 by Muratsuchi
HR 87
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution urges California’s legislative bodies and education agencies to consider the purpose, audience, value, feasibility, duplication, and duration of any new planning, reporting, and accountability requirements for public education. It aims to ensure that these requirements align with the Local Control Funding Formula and don’t divert resources from direct services for students and classrooms, building on recommendations from an analysis of Senate Bill 1315.
Key provisions
- Calls for education budget and policy committees to analyze the purpose, audience, value, feasibility, duplication, and duration of new reporting requirements.
- Encourages the Governor, Senate, Department of Finance, State Board of Education, and State Department of Education to consider these same questions.
- Builds upon an analysis of Senate Bill 1315 regarding accountability systems.
- Reinforces the importance of aligning accountability measures with the Local Control Funding Formula.
- Promotes a more coherent and effective accountability structure in California’s public education system.
Who is affected
- Local Educational Agencies (districts)
- California State Legislature
- California State Board of Education
- California Department of Education
- California Governor’s Office
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