LAUSD quietly adds $30 million to arts budget amid allegations it violated the law

LAUSD officials deny wrongdoing but quietly make budget changes amid accusations the district violated Prop. 28 rules regarding arts funding at schools.

Los Angeles school officials have quietly added $30 million to elementary school budgets for arts education in the wake of accusations from former Supt. Austin Beutner, parents and union leaders that the district violated Proposition 28, a voter-approved law mandating increased arts funding at all California schools. The leadership of L.A. Unified, including Supt.

28 funds to replace existing spending at schools while making false and misleading statements about its implementation,' Beutner and union leaders wrote in an 11-page analysis sent Tuesday to L.A. Unified. Beutner relied substantially on research that parents, including Nicolle Fefferman, who also is a high school social studies teacher, began to conduct.

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