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FJUHSD outlines Prop 28 plan; district to prioritize hiring and site plans for arts funding
Summary
Fullerton Joint Union High School District presented its Prop 28 implementation plan, detailing a roughly $2.05 million 2023–24 allocation, an 80% personnel requirement and a three‑year planning window for sites. The district has hired two theater technicians and will create site plans for local spending and reporting.
Fullerton Joint Union High School District trustees heard a detailed presentation on Proposition 28 — the state arts and music funding guarantee — and the district's plan for spending and reporting the new funds.
Assistant Superintendent Sylvia Kaufman and Director Joshua Porter said the district's 2023–24 Prop 28 allocation totals approximately $2,052,598. Porter said the funding model requires at least 80% of annual allocations be spent on personnel to deliver arts instruction and the remaining roughly 20% on supplies, materials, training and partnerships. "The funding allocation is divided into two distinct areas — 80% is designated for personnel and cannot be used for any other purpose," Porter told the board.
District staff described a multi‑year implementation approach. Sites…
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