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Posted January 31, 2012 in California Educator

Lower state revenues trigger cuts to schools and colleges

The dreaded moment that California schools had been anticipating finally arrived in mid-December when the Department of Finance and Gov. Jerry Brown announced that state revenue was $2.2 billion lower...

Posted September 15, 2008 in Press Releases

California Teachers Oppose Lawmakers’ New Budget Package Deal That Fails to Provide Revenues and Prevent Deeper Cuts to Public Schools

“Despite strong opposition from California voters, state lawmakers are expected to vote later today on a state budget package proposal that fails to provide ongoing revenues to prevent deeper cuts to public...

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Posted February 10, 2011 in Media Center

Restore Tax Fairness to California

California has long relied on mostly short-term solutions to our budget problems, which has done us no long-term favors. The health of California's public schools depends on stable tax revenues. It is...

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Posted May 17, 2013 in Site Pages

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Posted January 11, 2011 in Press Releases

Governor Brown’s Budget Plan is Tough, Balanced Approach to Solving Deficit

David A. Sanchez, president of the 325,000-member California Teachers Association, released this statement about Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed budget:

“We commend the governor for taking...

Posted December 14, 2011 in Site Pages

Tax Fairness

California has long relied on mostly short-term solutions to our budget problems, which has done us no long-term favors. The health of California's public schools depends on stable tax revenues. It is...

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Posted March 01, 2009 in California Educator

CTA Stops Catastrophic Cuts-only Solution

By mobilizing its members throughout the state, CTA was able to build momentum that pushed back Republican proposals to close the looming...

Posted April 05, 2012 in Site Pages

Talking Points: 2011-12 State Budget Proposal

Where we stand on the 2011-12 State Budget Proposal

Posted May 10, 2013 in the News

Lower-income districts would benefit from 55 percent parcel tax threshold, study suggests

Only about one in eight school districts in California have passed a parcel tax, and they predominantly have been wealthier and smaller districts. But if the

Posted January 29, 2012 in Press Releases

CTA Backs Governor’s Initiative to Increase Revenues for Public Education and Other Essential Services

Initiative taxes the wealthy to provide billions for public schools and essential services, helps close the state budget deficit, and pays for realignment

LOS ANGELES -- The...

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