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Leadership Matters: California
California

Govenor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R)
State of the State Mentions Pre-K or Early Education: No

Proposed Percent Change Proposal Comments
= 0% Flat funds the State Preschool Program at $429.4 million. FY09 cuts to state pre-k funding: $15.5 million cut to State Preschool Program

The governor also proposes a $53 million cut to child care for FY10.

Neighboring Governors' Proposals
State Proposed Percent Change
Arizona 0%
Oregon2 +5.2%
Nevada2 =0%

 

1 FY10 is the first year of the biennium.
2 FY10 is the second year of the biennium. Governor has not made a pre-k proposal in 2008.
3 No state-funded pre-k program according to the National Institute for Early Education Research.
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"Redefining ESEA" Webinar
Looking for resources from our Webinar, "Redefining ESEA: The Critical Role of Pre-K and the Early Grades in School Reform Efforts”? Access our PowerPoint presentation from the March 17 call here.
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Recovery Round-up
You've got questions? We've got answers -- and when it comes to pre-k and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, we've got lots of them. Courtesy of Pre-K Now's federal team, here is our great collection of resources to help you navigate and apply ARRA funding.
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Meeting the Challenge of Rural Pre-K
Families everywhere struggle to find high-quality pre-k programs for their children, but the problem is even more acute in rural areas. Pre-K Now has come out with recommendations for federal policymakers to help states meet the unique challenges of rural pre-k.
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How Do States
Pay for Pre-K?
To help policymakers and advocates answer that question, Pre-K Now offers "Funding the Future," a report examining the range of pre-k funding options.
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We've underestimated young children for too long. If we want better students, we must begin by strengthening pre-k.