January 2024

K-12 Education

K-12 Proposition 98 Funding by Program

(Dollars in Millions)

  2022-23
Revised
2023-24
Revised
2024-25
Proposed
Change From 2023-24
Amount Percent
Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)          
School districts and charter schools $74,961 $79,920 $79,235 -$685 -1%
County offices of education 1,215 1,386 1,422 36 3
Subtotals ($76,176) ($81,307) ($80,658) (-$649) (-1%)
Categorical Programs          
Special Education $6,149 $6,216 $6,400 $184 3%
Expanded Learning Opportunities Program 4,000 4,000 4,000
State Preschoola 1,718 1,832 1,387 -445 -24
Child Nutrition 1,527 1,712 1,783 71 4
Arts and music funding (Proposition 28) 931  931 100
After School Education and Safety 795 770 794 25 3
Green school bus grants 500 500
Equity Multiplier 300 302 2 1
Career Technical Education Incentive Grants 300 300 300
Mandates Block Grant 242 260 288 28 11
Charter School Facility Grants 184 194 171 -23 -12
Student assessments 105 99 107 9 9
Systems of support for low-performing districts 102 100 100
Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program 90 90 90
State special schools 72 80 78 -2 -2
Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program 30 32 32 0 1
Student Friendly Services (College Planning) 27 24 29 5 21
Safe Neighborhood and Schools Program 38 27 21 -6 -22
Partnership Academies 21 21 21
Training for new mathematics framework 0 0 20 20 100
Career Pathways Program 15 15 15
California Collaborative for Educational Excellence 12 8 12 4 53
Dishwasher grants 15 -15 -100
Adults in Correctional Facilities 8 9 9 1 8
California School Information Services 7 9 9
Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team 7 7 8 1 8
Refugee student support 5 6 7 1 15
High Speed Network 4 7 3 85
Item bank for science performance tasks 7 7
Instructional continuity 6 6
Agricultural Vocational Education 6 6 6
American Indian Education Centers 5 5 5 b 1
State Seal of Civic Engagement 5 5 5
Specialized Secondary Programs 5 5 5
School accounting system 4 4 4
Access to opioid overdose reversal medication —  4 4
Equity leads 2 2
Inclusive College Technical Assistance Center 2 2
Homeless Education Technical Assistance Centers 2 2
Community schools 1,133
Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant 720
Arts, Music, and Instructional Materials Discretionary Block Grant 149
Division of Juvenile Justice 22
Other 10 10 8 -2 -23
Subtotals ($17,514) ($16,170) ($17,478) ($376) (2%)
Adjustments          
Unallocated reductionc -$7,097
Miscellaneous revenues -31 -$32 -$32
One-time fund swaps -88 -1,568 -37 $1,532 98%
Subtotals (-$7,216) (-$1,600) (-$68) ($1,532) (98%)
Totals $86,473 $95,877 $98,068 $2,191 2%
           
a Excludes programs operated by nonprofit agencies. Includes $50 million each year for Quality Rating and Improvement System.     
b Less than $500,000.
c The administration intends to address the implementation of this reduction in forthcoming trailer legislation.