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Newsom signs bill to boost special ed spending as Sacramento schools struggle

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By Chaewon Chung Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Thursday that includes a $2.4 billion increase for special education programs in California schools, calling the budget a step toward improving services for students across the state. The event took place at Willett Elementary School in Davis, where Newsom was joined by state education officials and lawmakers including Assembly members David Alvarez and Darshana Patel, and California Board of Education President Linda Darling-Hammond.
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Newsom signs bill to boost special ed spending as Sacramento schools struggle Original

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By Chaewon Chung Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Gov. Gavin Newsom high-fives schoolchildren while holding up the signed Assembly Bill 126 at Willett Elementary School in Davis on Thursday. The bill will increase funding for special education across the state. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Thursday that includes a $2.4 billion increase for special education programs in California schools, calling the budget a step toward improving services for students across the state.
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What changes for Sacramento students under new cellphone rules? Original

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By Chaewon Chung Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Young woman uses cell phone. Under Assembly Bill 3216, California school districts must adopt policies to limit or prohibit student cellphone use by July 1. California school districts are now legally required to limit or prohibit student cellphone use under a new law that went into effect last week. Assembly Bill 3216, the Phone-Free School Act, took effect July 1, nearly two years after Gov.
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