#WeMakeLCFFWork
Photo: Parents, students, community members, and advocates at a press conference in Long Beach Unified School District calling for more support for high-need students.
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Introduction
In 2013, low-income communities of color and immigrant communities won the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), a funding law that increases resources for high need students and gives more power to the community. The promise of LCFF has yet to be fully realized, but together, we can make it live up to its potential.
That’s why we launched the #WeMakeLCFFWork community education campaign in February 2020 to make sure families know their rights, are fully engaged in the LCAP process and that their voices are heard by school districts.
Right now, districts and charter schools across the state are creating their new education spending plans (called Local Control Accountability Plans or LCAPs) that must include community input. This is a moment when we can make LCFF work as it was intended: to reverse decades of educational inequity and create the schools that our students deserve.
Esta información está disponible en español aquí.
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Resources
Click here for Spanish language version of schedule
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Winning LCFF: What it is and why it matters in 2020. Click here to see all the resources.
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Winning decision-making power through LCFF. Click here to see all the resources.
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Winning student supports for historically disenfranchised students through LCFF. Click to see all the resources.
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Winning in 2020 with LCFF. Click to see all the resources.
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