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LAUSD's Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) and Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Pages
A Bold New World: A Guide to the Local Control Funding Formula
Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)
Below are links to a short video from FairShare4Kids.org explaining what the Local Control Funding Formula does, and why the formula works the way it does.
Local Control Funding Formula English- http://budgetrealities.lausd.net/sites/budgetrealities.lausd.net/files/LCFF%20for%20Los%20Angeles%20Unified.mp4
La Fórmula de Financiamiento de C - http://budgetrealities.lausd.net/sites/budgetrealities.lausd.net/files/LCFF%20for%20Los%20Angeles%20Unified%20Spanish.mp4
New EdSource Report Underscores Positive Impact of Parent Involvement in Students, Teachers and Schools
Thigpen, David, Louis Freedberg, Ph.D., Susan Frey. The Power of Parents, EdSource, February, 2014. Click here to read.
http://edsource.org/today/wp-content/uploads/Power-of-Parents-Feb-2014.pdf
EdSource Feature Turns States’ Ed Data into Charts in Motion
By John Fensterwald, EdSource, September 26, 2013. Click here to read.
California Upends School Funding to Give Poor Kids a Boost
By Alan Greenblatt, NPR, August 19, 2013. Click here to read.
California Drops to 49th in School Spending in Annual Ed Week Report
By John Fensterwald, EdSource, January 14, 2013. Click here to read.
http://www.edsource.org/today/2013/california-drops-to-49th-in-school-spending-in-annual-ed-week-report/25379#.Uk7q7IakrCc
Beyond Proposition 30: Eight Challenges for California’s Education Future
By Louis Freedberg, EdSource, November 19, 2012. Click here to read.
If K-12 Matters Most, Why Doesn’t State Budget Reflect This?
By Robert Manwaring, EdSource, July 8, 2012. Click here to read.
School Funding Primer: A is for Alligator
By John Fernsterwald, EdSource, August 6, 2012. Click here to read.
California Now Ranks 49th in the Nation in K-12 Spending
Adjusted per-pupil expenditures of $8,482, well below the national average of $11,824
Last year, California ranked 47th
Source: EdSource, click here
http://www.edsource.org/today/2013/california-drops-to-49th-in-school-spending-in-annual-ed-week-report/25379#.Uk5Bcoakq2X
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