Californians voted to spend $1 billion on K-12 arts. Why are schools returning the money? | CalMatters
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California's Proposition 28 allocated $1 billion for arts education in public schools, yet many schools are returning the funds due to vague spending guidelines and a shortage of arts teachers. As a result, some lawmakers are proposing measures to clarify the legislation and ensure that arts education is expanded rather than replaced.
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This news article presents a well-structured and informative overview of the issues arising from California's Proposition 28, but the sourcing could be more robust regarding direct data attribution.
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