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After long dry spell, new funding looms for adult education
Students at a Murrieta Valley Adult and Community education facility. (Photo: Murrieta Valley Adult School) Adult education in California may see its first funding increase in the state budget, following years of school closures and savage cuts stemming from the recession. The Department of Education estimates 100 school districts have closed their adult schools since districts were permitted to use “categorical” money in their budgets.