A former leader of the LAUSD has expressed concerns about a proposed bill. He believes it could have unintended consequences for arts programs in schools. The bill's supporters claim it will benefit children by providing more flexibility in how certain funds are used.
Further information about the proposed bill and its potential impact is available from the Los Angeles Times, including the potential effects on school arts funding and the opinions of local education leaders.
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