Guidance on Senate Bill 429
SB 429 creates new opportunities for the funding of summer learning programs. Several elements in the bill could lead to more widespread implementation of summer learning programs, as well as, greater participation in existing programs.
Understand What SB 429 Means for Your Summer Learning Program
Our guide for school districts, service providers and advocates explains the recent changes made by SB 429 that make ASES and 21st CCLC Supplemental funding easier and more flexible at the local level.
Download Guidance on Senate Bill 429 to learn about the opportunities created by the bill and how to leverage them in your community.
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