@greghansen123 Sure it’s the same means to an end, SB-414 just does it on a more direct level without a lot of the fiscal overhead that AB-84 does, right? AB-84 is powered by the public teacher unions, which leaves me to think it has an objective beyond just accountability…
@NayaLate @BrittRooted An assemblymember paid for by the teacher union. Wants kids back to the public schools to get more funding from the state. Pays by the student, not by the performance.
@wackawacka23 Not just that, but this impacts the funds going to the school for the student as well, essentially wiping out all state funding. Forces these schools to close and in theory go back to public school.
@DavidTangipa Take a look here: https://t.co/XcuauYVoRk
There are endless people there with stories to tell.
Look at SB-414. It does the same thing and it's on the way to Assembly from Senate bi-partisan approval. Will send you my email as well.
@herrmanndigital@marcjoffe Cuts funds per student by 30% for those not in a classroom, but still full time.
Also cuts ability to purchase from learning centers, physical education providers for students, and industry expert classes. Only those that are taught by a teacher with a credential can be consumed
@grok@nomoneynotears@KateSanchezCA Along with cutting funds by 30% for virtual learners, and only allow credentialed teachers as qualified vendors, right?
@elonmusk What’s the latest breakdown of Cybertruck preorders by motor config? Any chance tri-motor will come earlier seeing as the demand is much greater than single motor?