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2/28/2008
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WHEREAS, researchers have agreed that not less money, but billions more are <br />necessary to be invested annually in education to provide the opportunity for all students <br />to succeed; and <br />WHEREAS, California voters approved -and continue to strongly support- Proposition <br />98 to protect schools and students from harmful budget cuts and to establish a minimum <br />level of education funding; and <br />WHEREAS, the state budget deficit is largely attributable to sagging revenues caused by <br />a declining economy, yet the Governor proposes minimal actions to raise revenue and <br />seeks to resolve the budget crisis through unprecedented across-the-board reductions; and <br />WHEREAS, all state programs are not equally important and the Governor's approach, <br />as noted by the Legislative Analyst, "reflects little effort to prioritize and determine <br />which state programs provide essential services or are most critical for California's <br />future"; and <br />WHEREAS, the current state budget deficit was not created by excessive spending on <br />public education and the Governor's proposed solution will undermine the educational <br />progress and success of the children of California; now therefore, <br />BE IT RESOLVED that the San Lorenzo educational community condemns the state <br />budget proposal by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger as unworkable and disastrous for <br />our public schools, higher education, students and their futures; and <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we call on the Governor and the Legislature to put <br />our students first, reject across-the-board cuts that would damage our public schools, <br />protect the voter-approved minimum school funding law, Proposition 98, and show true <br />leadership by setting realistic state budget priorities and a balanced approach of spending <br />cuts and revenue increases to close the $16 billion budget deficit. <br />School Board <br />SLEA <br />Administrators (SLMA) CSEA <br />SEIU <br />Superintendent <br />
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