Staff
- Sara Cortez
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(916) 319-8348
Special Education, Preschool, and Child Nutrition - Kenneth Kapphahn
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(916) 319-8339
Proposition 98, School District Budgets, School Transportation - Lisa Qing
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(916) 319-8306
California Community Colleges - Michael Alferes
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(916) 319-8338
Local Control Funding Formula, Charter Schools, Alternative Schools, High School Career Technical Education - Ian Klein
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(916) 319-8336
University of California; College of the Law, San Francisco; California State Library - Natalie Gonzalez
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(916) 319-8362
California State University, Student Financial Aid - Edgar Cabral
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(916) 319-8343
Deputy Legislative Analyst: K-12 Education - Jennifer Pacella
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(916) 319-8332
Deputy Legislative Analyst: Higher Education
Publications
Education
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Taking Advantage of New Federal Higher Education Tax Credits
February 18, 1998 - We identify several revenue and spending options that the Legislature has in responding to the problems and opportunities posed by the new federal "Hope Scholarship" and "Lifetime Learning" tax credits.
Financing Priority Capital Outlay Projects
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February 18, 1998 - Financing Priority Capital Outlay Projects
Assessing Seismic Risk in Higher Education Buildings
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February 18, 1998 - Assessing Seismic Risk in Higher Education Buildings
Higher Education Enrollments: Is a Tidal Wave Coming?
February 1, 1998 - we project that total enrollments in 2005 will be 2,142,000. This represents annual growth of 0.3 percent from 1991 to 2005. Such growth, rather than of tidal wave proportions, would actually be dramatically lower than the 2.7 percent annual growth in enrollments experienced by the three segments between 1970 and 1991.
Funding Higher Education Capital Outlay
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February 19, 1997 - Funding Higher Education Capital Outlay
Rethinking the State's Approach to Deferred Maintenance
February 21, 1996 - The current system of funding ongoing maintenance and deferred maintenance creates counterproductive fiscal incentives that encourage the University of California, the California State University, and the California Community Colleges to defer needed maintenance. We recommend specific steps the Legislature should take to resolve the existing backlogs in deferred maintenance and the underfunding of regular maintenance.
Community Colleges Contract Education
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February 21, 1996 - Community Colleges Contract Education
(1) California Remedial Education, and (2) Economic and Revenue Developments
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November 21, 1995 - (1) California Remedial Education, and (2) Economic and Revenue Developments
University of California Workload, Costs, and Fees
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June 1, 1995 - University of California Workload, Costs, and Fees