Proposition 28 News Today

California voters are deciding whether to set aside roughly $1 billion per year for arts programs in public schools. Watch this space for live results once the polls close.

From LAist and KPCC, your local NPR affiliate, an explainer on Proposition 28, which would require the state to set aside 1% of revenue in the general fund for arts education in K-12 public schools

We’re just now beginning to process how COVID has reshaped our schools — and the state of our education politics.  From historic test score declines to fractured learning recovery efforts, a teen mental health emergency, a high school absenteeism crisis and imploding college enrollment, the foundation of our education system has been rocked. Amid these […]

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On Tuesday, Nov. 8, California voters are being asked to decide seven statewide ballot measures, called propositions. Here is a breakdown of what they cover.

California voters this year will decide whether to dedicate state funding to ensure programs have a source of money moving forward, especially for schools in low-income, underserved communities.

November 8 is Election Day. California voters will cast their ballot on their elected officials of choice, along with whether to approve or deny 7 propositions.

Proposition 28, which will appear on the November ballot, would guarantee support for arts and music education in all public and charter schools from pre-school...