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Board approves use of Proposition 30 and Prop. 28 funds for certificated salaries and arts contracts
Summary
Trustees authorized use of Proposition 30 education protection account funds for certificated salaries and benefits at juvenile court and community schools and approved the annual Proposition 28 arts and music report explaining use of contracted services where full-time positions were not funded.
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The board approved two recurring, fund-specific authorizations. First, trustees authorized the use of Proposition 30 Education Protection Account revenues to support certificated salaries and benefits at juvenile court and community school sites; staff noted the funds are incorporated into LCFF entitlements and board approval is required for the local allocation.
Second, the board reviewed and approved the Proposition 28 arts and music annual report. Staff explained that although Prop. 28 funding is intended to support arts and music staffing, some programs do not fund full-time positions; in those cases the county uses the available funds to contract arts and music instruction. "So when you see the zeros, it's not that nothing's being done," the presenter said, referencing the waiver that permits the use of funds for non-full-time staff in such cases.
Both motions passed unanimously.

