January 2021

K-12 Education

K-12 Proposition 98 Funding by Program

(Dollars in Millions)

  2019-20 Revised 2020-21
Revised
2021-22 Proposed Change From 2020-21
Amount Percent
Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF)          
School districts and charter schools $62,685 $62,398 $64,437 $2,039 3.3%
County offices of education 1,063 1,078 1,103 25 2.3%
Subtotals $63,748 $63,476 $65,541 $2,064 3.3%
Categorical Programs          
Special Education $4,673 $4,650 $4,961 $311 6.7%
Expanded learning and academic intervention 1,365 3,193 -3,193 -100
In-person instruction grants 2,000 -2,000 -100
State Preschoola 853 838 845 7 0.9
After School Education and Safety 646 646 646 -0.1
Learning loss mitigationb 271 269 -269 -100
Educator Effectiveness Block Grant 250 -250 -100
Transitional Kindergarten Expansion Incentive Grants 250 -250 -100
Mandates Block Grant 243 242 243 1 0.6
Child Nutrition 173 174 176 3 1.5
Career Technical Education (CTE) Incentive Grants 150 150 150
Charter School Facility Grants 137 137 141 4 3.1
Student assessments 116 117 118 1 0.9
Community Schools Grant Programc 100 -100 -100
Teacher Residency Grant Program 100 -100 -100
Systems of support for low-performing districts 81 82 82
COVID-19 Nutrition reimbursement increase 80
State special schools 63 62 67 5 8.5
Classified Employee Summer Assistance Program 60 -60 -100
Educator professional development for social-emotional learning 50 -50 -100
Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program 27 27 28 1.5
Classified Teacher Credential Program 25 -25 -100
Mental health services incentive grants 25 25
Safe Neighborhood and Schools Program 19 24 27 3 11.6
Division of Juvenile Justice 22 22 21 -0.4
Partnership Academies 21 21 21
Adults in Correctional Facilities 6 16 16
Career Pathways Program 15 15 15
Refugee student support 0 15 0 -15 -100
California Collaborative for Educational Excellence 12 12 12 1.5
School climate surveys 10 -10 -100
Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team 6 7 7
California School Information Services 7 7 7
Student Friendly Services (college planning) 7 7 10 4 58.5
Specialized Secondary Programs 5 5 5
Ethnic Studies professional development 5 -5 -100
Medi-Cal billing professional learning networks 5 -5 -100
American Indian Education Centers 4 4 4 1.5
Agricultural Vocational Education 4 4 4
Medi-Cal system of support lead d
Other 12 9 9 5.0
Subtotals $9,017 $13,609 $7,642 -$5,412 -43.8%
Adjustments          
Miscellaneous revenues supporting LCFF -$29 -$29 -$29
Payment deferralse -1,850 -4,567 2,695 $7,262
Other adjustmentsf -654 6 6
Subtotals -$2,534 -$4,591 $2,671 $7,262
Totals $70,231 $72,494 $75,854 $3,360 4.6%
           
a Includes $50 million each year for Quality Rating and Improvement System. Beginning in 2019-20, excludes part-day programs operated by nonprofit agencies.
b The 2020-21 budget plan provides an additional $4.8 billion in federal funds for learning loss mitigation.
c The Governor's 2021-22 budget also includes $165 million in prior-year unspent funds for community schools.
d The Governor's 2021-22 budget includes $250,000.
e Reflects budgetary savings (-) or costs (+) associated with changes in the amount of funding deferred to the following fiscal year. A negative number indicates an increase in the size of the deferral.
f Amount for 2019-20 consists primarily of unspent prior-year funds and settle-up payments used for LCFF costs.