Adventures in Ed Funding

Series Introduction: Join us as we trek through the surprisingly fascinating world of schools, money, and California's future

February 03, 2020 CASBO -- the California Association of School Business Officials Season 1
Adventures in Ed Funding
Series Introduction: Join us as we trek through the surprisingly fascinating world of schools, money, and California's future
Show Notes

Complex. Mystifying. These words are often used to describe education funding -- and yet, funding is the crucial ingredient to ensure our public school system meets the needs of all students, families and society. This series is for everyone who works in and around education -- plus anyone who wants to learn more about what drives the most important institutions in every local community: our public schools.

From local educators, students, parents, and administrators -- to education advocates, researchers and capitol insiders -- we seek out the perspectives and stories of those who have had a hand in shaping school funding, and all those who are touched bit it.

Join us as we journey through the surprisingly fascinating world of schools, money, and California's future.

About CASBO

The California Association of School Business Officials (CASBO) is the premier resource for professional development and business best practices for California's school business leaders. CASBO is dedicated to promoting excellence and professionalism in all aspects of school business. Founded in 1928, CASBO serves more than 24,000 members by providing certifications and training, promoting business best practices and creating opportunities for professional collaboration. CASBO members represent every facet of school business management and operations. The association offers public school leaders an entire career's worth of growth opportunities.

About your guide 

Paul Richman served as the first executive director of the California State Parent Teachers Association, as well as chief of staff for the California School Boards Association. Most recently he has helped lead a state coalition, the Alliance for Continuous Improvement, and is part of the team that produces the Inside California Education public TV series. Throughout his career, he has focused on raising understanding about school funding and education policy issues – and raising the state’s per-student investment.