California School Boards Association (CSBA) Annual Education Conference

Group photo of Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA members
Group photo of Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA members
Group photo of Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA members
Group photo of Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA members
Asm. Muratsuchi speaking with CSBA President-Elect, O'Donnell
Asm. Muratsuchi speaking with CSBA President-Elect, O'Donnell
Asm. Muratsuchi at podium, holding up one hand and speaking
Asm. Muratsuchi at podium, holding up one hand and speaking
Asm. Muratsuchi speaking with two CSBA members
Asm. Muratsuchi speaking with two CSBA members
Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA member
Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA member
Asm. Muratsuchi with superintendent Phillips
Asm. Muratsuchi with superintendent Phillips
Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA member
Asm. Muratsuchi with CSBA member

I was the Keynote Speaker at the California School Boards Association (CSBA) Annual Education Conference's Legislative Action Luncheon. School Boards across the state are responsible for ensuring that our students and faculty have the resources to receive and provide the basic needs to obtain the best education.

I was proud to share that during our past budget session, there were no significant cuts to K-12 education due to having the state rainy day fund and Prop 98 funding. We also provided $4 million for community schools and wrap-around services. With the impending change of leadership at the federal level, we need to fight across the aisle to protect Title I and many federal programs critical to our school districts.

Thank you to Betty Lusk, CSBA President-Elect, Patrick O'Donnell, CSBA Chief Government Relations, and Chris Reefe, CSBA Legislative Affairs. Also, thank you to El Segundo Unified School Board members and superintendent and Ann M. Phillips, Lawndale Unified School Board Trustee.