An article highlighting concerns and criticisms from key supporters of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) regarding draft regulations instructing school districts on how to carry out the new law, particularly addressing issues related to funding for high-needs students and ensuring equity and accountability in spending decisions.

An article describing California's implementation of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), a comprehensive reform that changes the way schools are funded and decisions are made, aiming for greater transparency and local community influence, particularly in benefiting high-needs students.

A community information booklet that provides information about California's Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) in an approachable, friendly format.

A website providing resources and engaging supports around the topic of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), advocating for funding that benefits high-need students in their schools and classrooms.

The Education Trust West's policy agenda for 2013.

An article discussing the compromise version of California's Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) that aims to increase base funding for all students while lowering extra funding for some high-needs students. Highlights the importance of transparency in education funding distribution and accountability for spending decisions.

A report examining the relationship between funding and student disadvantage and addresses questions about converting the current school finance system to a weighted pupil formula.

An overview of the state’s school finance system and some longstanding school finance issues.

A report comparing a proposed new system for allocating school funding with the status quo.

A report assessing a proposed new way to allocate revenue to California public school districts