CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE MAJOR EDUCATION INVESTMENTS
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Topic poll · all networksWhere should California's new education money go first?
California spends over $16B annually on special education services.
California serves roughly 800,000 students with disabilities — the largest special ed population in the U.S. Federal IDEA funding covers only a fraction, leaving the state to fill a persistent gap critics call 'the IDEA shortfall.'
CA's 1960 Master Plan made college nearly free for all residents!
The 1960 California Master Plan for Higher Education created a tiered UC, CSU & community college system promising affordable access to all qualified residents. State college enrollment tripled within a decade.
