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Prop. 320 asks voters if the state should dictate how much public schools spend in the classroom

States Newsroom · September 30, 2026

Republicans and powerful conservative organizations who say public schools spend too much on administration and unnecessary programs are urging voters to change state law to override local control and force public schools to spend a bigger percentage of their funding on “direct instruction.” Democrats and public…

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Prop. 320 asks voters if the state should dictate how much public schools spend in the classroom

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