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January 2018
2018-19 Changes in K-12 Proposition 98 Spending
(In Millions)
Revised 2017-18 K-12 Proposition 98 Spending | $66,557 |
Technical Adjustments | |
Make Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) adjustments | $122 |
Make other adjustments | 49 |
Adjust categorical programs for 0.3 percent decline in attendance | -19 |
Remove prior-year one-time spending | -1,802 |
Subtotal | (-$1,650) |
Preschool | |
Provide early education expansion grants (one time) | $125 |
Increase Standard Reimbursement Rate by 3 percent | 32 |
Provide 2.51 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) | 28 |
Add 2,959 full-day slots starting April 1, 2019 | 8 |
Subtotal | ($193) |
K-12 Education | |
Fully implement LCFF | $2,883 |
Provide per-student discretionary grants (one time)a | 921 |
Provide 2.51 percent COLA for some categorical programsb | 106 |
Fund county and regional support for low-performing districts | 70 |
Augment funding for Charter School Facility Grant program | 28 |
Support the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence | 7 |
Support Southern California Regional Occupational Center (one time) | 3 |
Provide additional funding for Student Friendly Services | 1 |
Subtotal | ($4,018) |
Total Changes | $2,502 |
2018-19 Proposition 98 Spending | $69,118 |
a Budget appropriates a total of $1.8 billion for this purpose, including $504 million from 2017-18 funds, $200 million from unspent prior-year funds, $89 million from settle-up (scored as a Proposition 2 debt payment), and $43 million from 2016-17 funds. | |
b Applies to special education, preschool, child nutrition, mandates block grant, services for foster youth, adults in correctional facilities, and American Indian education. |