Bill eases arts funding; LAUSD lawsuit persists

A new California law aims to clarify how schools can use Proposition 28 arts funding, which allocates nearly $1 billion annually to support arts education. The legislation was signed to address legal ambiguities and encourage more districts to access the funds, but it does not resolve a lawsuit against Los Angeles Unified School District, which is accused of misusing up to $77 million by replacing existing arts funding rather than supplementing it. The law now allows small districts to pool resources and provides protections against penalties for funding reductions due to external factors.

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