Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has quietly scored one of the biggest power grabs of his governorship.
Buried in California‘s newly enacted budget is a provision that strips the elected state superintendent of public instruction of authority and transfers it to a governor-appointed official, giving the executive branch unprecedented control over the state’s $149 billion K-12 education system.
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