California Gov Browns major school finance bill clears first panel
Sacramento AP reports Gov. Brown's 1.1 billion school finance bill moves rich and poor districts closer in funding via reform programs like early education and special needs aid. Assemblyman Leroy Greene says a long road remains with opposition from teachers groups and a rival measure by Sen. Albert Rodda. Conference review awaits May economic forecasts to shape five year distributions intended to meet Serrano limits on wealth disparities.
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