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The California Report

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California's Investment Into Struggling Schools Show Little Improvement

Many schools in California are back in session and we thought it was a good idea to look at questions surrounding education, including school funding money. The formula the state uses is called the Local Control and Accountability Plan or the LCAP. Lawmakers have pumped tens of billions of dollars into struggling schools, but there’s no evidence of improvement in 15 districts.
Guest: Jessica Calefati, CALmatters

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