Civil Litigation,
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Education Law
Aug. 14, 2018
School boards sue state over budgetary changes
The California School Boards Association has sued the state for allegedly making illegal changes to Proposition 98 in this year’s budget process.
SACRAMENTO -- The California School Boards Association has sued the state for allegedly making illegal changes to Proposition 98 in this year's budget process.
The group isn't complaining about the current year's education funding, which grew compared to the 2017-18 fiscal year. Instead, it claims a bill passed as part of the budget negotiations could blow a hole in future education budgets by changing the rules around Prop. 98.
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