08/29/2026
CTA has asked local associations across California to speak out against a late-session proposal that would make it harder for locally elected school boards to seek timely state review when county fiscal oversight fails.
CNTA has joined that statewide effort.
This issue is about local democratic accountability and protecting the ability of school districts to challenge county-level decisions that can affect staffing, class size, benefits, and other locally bargained priorities.
President Ben Williams is asking Assemblymembers Leticia Castillo and Natasha Johnson, and Senators Sabrina Cervantes and Kelly Seyarto, to oppose the proposal.
We will continue to keep members informed when state-level decisions have a direct impact on our local schools, bargaining, or member working conditions.
California Teachers Association