RISE Report Faces Funding Hurdles in Bay Area Schools
Local districts study the RISE financing plan as leaders warn funding must come from the state. Educators like Hedden Arveson and Lundstrom urge a shift from ADA to enrollment based funding and broader program reforms. Implementing the plan hinges on new dollars and cautious policy changes this fall.
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California seeks sweeping reform in education with RISE Report
The RISE Report outlines a back to basics approach and a new learning philosophy, proposing furloughs for students, revised funding, and streamlined dismissal rules. It envisions learner choice, proficiency based progress, and flexible hours, with districts and the state sharing responsibility for resources and implementation.
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