Volume 18 No. 13
  • By the Way . . . Initiative Update
  • 75/25 Report and Recommendations
  • Is Arnold Schwarzenegger the Most Expensive Governor in California History?
  • Credit Card Processing Fees Clarified
  • State Shows Continuing Job Improvement
  • Lottery to Move Ahead with Mega Millions Game Despite Legal Questions
  • So When Is a Special Election Not So “Special”?
  • Governor’s Approval Rating Plummets in Latest Field Poll
  • Poll Shows Californians Mixed on Schwarzenegger’s Initiatives
  • The “California Live Within Our Means” Act—What It Means for California Public Schools
  • Budget Shot Down
Volume 18 No. 12
  • By the Way . . . Communities Support Schools in Local Elections
  • By the Way . . . Two More of the Governor’s Initiatives Qualify for a Special Election
  • By the Way . . . Strategic Plan Update
  • Assembly Approves Legislation for Baccalaureate Degree Programs on Rural Community College Campuses
  • Status of Legislation of Interest
  • Budget Conference Committee Takes Action on Community College Budget
  • Budget Conference Committee Convenes
  • By the Way . . . Lottery to Start Mega Millions Game on June 22
  • Ask SSC . . . How Are the New Mega Millions Lottery Game Dollars Allocated?
  • Latest STRS Actuarial Report Confirms Significant Funding Shortfall
  • Think Tank Says California’s Future Demands More Education
  • Assembly Democrats Unveil Their State Budget Proposal
Volume 18 No. 11
  • By the Way . . . 2005-06 PERS Rate Set At 9.116%
  • Assembly and Senate Appropriations Committees Address Suspense Files
  • May Revise Acknowledges Higher Current Year Revenues, But Little Increase Next Year
  • May Revise—Little Change for Education, Despite More Than a Billion in New State Revenues
  • Ask SSC . . . Is There a Timeline for Making Retroactive Salary Payments?
  • Budget Conferees Named
  • Education Budget Subcommittees Complete Work
  • Financial Projection Dartboard—May Revise Version
  • Lottery Projections Up 12%
  • Latest PPIC Poll Shows Major Support for School Funding
  • Governor Declares He Wants a Special Election In November