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Local Schools to Receive New Revenue Through Equalization Funding

Runner’s Authored Legislation for Equalization Funding for K-12 and Community Colleges
 

(SACRAMENTO) — As a long-time advocate for K-12 and community college equalization funding, Senator George Runner (R-Antelope Valley) authored measures to authorize additional revenue for K-12 and community college equalization funding. 
 
"Equalization funds will provide needed additional revenue to our local schools.  Millions of dollars in additional revenue for our schools will help give our students the same tools other schools have," said Senator Runner.
 
Runner joint-authored Senate Bill 1358 with Senator Joe Simitian (D-Palo Alto) which would authorize the $350 million in equalization funds for K-12 schools and co-authored Senate Bill 361 with Senator Jack Scott (D-Pasadena) authorizing $160 million in equalization funds for community colleges.  The equalization provisions in these bills were enacted as a part of the budget and passed in Assembly Bill 1802, which is the education trailer bill.
 
Senate District 17 Community College Equalization Total $8,319,926*
 
Antelope Valley College                                   $2,020,337
 
College of the Canyons                                      $2,692,303
 
Victor Valley Community College                    $3,607,286
 
*Estimates by California Community Colleges
 
 
Senate District 17 K-12 Equalization Total $11,038,677*
 
Acton-Agua Dulce Unified                    $98,670
 
Antelope Valley High School                $1,382,579
 
East Side Union High                            $2,096,158
 
Fillmore Unified                                    $300,448
 
Hesperia Unified                                   $392,901
 
Keppel Union Elementary                     $226,413
 
Lancaster Elementary                            $718,265
 
Mupu Elementary                                 $4,397
 
Newhall Elementary                             $505,921
 
Palmdale Elementary                             $944,080
 
Santa Paula Elementary                         $200,310
 
Santa Paula Union High                        $41,107
 
Saugus Union Elementary                     $929,033
 
Sulphur Springs Union Elementary        $291,075
 
Victor Valley Union High                      $452,515
 
Westside Union Elementary                  $455,974
 
William S. Hart High                             $1,998,831
 
*Estimates by Legislative Analyst’s Office
 

Local Schools to Receive New Revenue Through Equalization Funding

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