The 2017-18 Budget: Higher Education Analysis

Feb 16, 2017 - Online Education Initiative Initiative Aims to Provide Statewide Access to Online Courses. The Online Education Initiative includes several projects: a common course management system for colleges, resources to help faculty design high ‑quality courses, online learner readiness modules, tutoring and counseling platforms, exam ‑proctoring solutions, and the CCC Online Course Exchange.
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Contributions to CalSTRS [EdBudget]

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Mental Health Services Act: Proposed Bond to Fund Behavioral Health Facilities and Veterans Housing

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Annual Tuition and Fees by Higher Education Segment [EdBudget]

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^[PDF] 1964 Budget Analysis: Legislative

._ $2,668 TOTAL RECOMMENDED REDUCTION__________________________ None ANALYSIS This commission of 10 members acts as an aid. to the Legislature by performing studies relative to law revision as the Legislature may di~ recto It examines and reports on current . law with respect to obsolete provisions, unconstitutionality, as determined by the courts, and other defects.
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^[PDF] 1975 Budget Analysis: Executive

Other programs are (1) serving as research staff to the Governor in the development of plan- ning policy, (2) administering federal financial assistance programs di- rected toward improving local plannirig activities and (3) acting as a paperwork clearinghouse for environmental impact reports.
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^[PDF] Child Abuse Reporting Enforcement Act of 2008 (Amendment #1-S).

The proposed measure would result in increased in- volvement of child welfare agencies with families where a youth 15 and under has a di- agnosis related to sexual activity. Parents would be alerted to the sexual activity of their young teen.
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^[PDF] California Medi-Cal Initiative

Bill Lockyer 3 December 22, 1999 The current Medi-Cal lien process enables the state to recover health care costs di- rectly from the sale proceeds of property. In the absence of liens, however, federal law requires the state to seek recovery of health care costs from the estate of deceased insti- tutionalized Medi-Cal beneficiaries whose former homes constituted “excess” property.
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LAO Analysis of the 1997-98 Budget Bill

(For additional detail on the di mensions of the deferred maintenance problems, please see our discussion in the higher education section of the 1996-97 Analysis .) Community Colleges The CCC's maintenance problems have been easier to address because of the large amount of funds ultimately available for K-14 education under Proposition 98.
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LAO 2006 Budget Analysis: Revenue Limits

Second, we are not aware of any analysis showing that historical di fferences in revenue limit funding levels reflect different local needs for general purpose funds. However, given the difficult fiscal situations currently faced by many districts in the state (including those that would not qualify to receive equalization funding), we recommend the Legislature delay equalizing revenue limits to future years.
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