Cal. Sch. Boards Ass'n v. State
California Court of Appeal, 5th District
1Opinion of the CourtJones, P.J.
*570We consider the vexing problem of how California, particularly its legislative branch, may comply with the requirement *433that it fund its education mandates, imposed by the California Constitution, article XIII B, section 6. Is it constitutional for the state legislature to designate funding it already provides to school districts as offsetting revenue when reimbursing them for the costs of new state-mandated programs? In this case, where the legislation operates prospectively only, the answer is yes.
The appellants in this case are the California School Boards Association and its Education…
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