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AB 862 - Career Pathways
Expanding Career Pathway Data in Schools Not every student wants—or needs—to go to college to build a successful future. Skilled trades, apprenticeships, and industry-aligned careers offer incredible opportunities, yet they’re often overlooked in our education system. 📊 AB 862 ensures schools track and report students pursuing: ✅ Registered Apprenticeship Programs ✅ Skilled Trades (construction, welding, cosmetology, etc.) ✅ Industry-Aligned Career Pathways 💡 Why It Matters: For too long, our education system has prioritized four-year degrees over vocational success. AB 862 updates the California School Dashboard to provide a full picture of student achievement—valuing ALL career paths, not just college. 🎯 More Transparency. More Opportunities. More Success. Let’s empower students to choose their best path forward—whether it’s college, trades, or an apprenticeship.
AB 862: Expanding Career Pathway data in Schools
California’s AB 1443- No Tax On Tips
Stop taxing tips, our office is stepping up by introducing AB 1443. Will be life-changing!
300,000 Missing Children – Where Are They?
AB 600 and AB 579 are designed to ensure that parents remain the primary decision-makers in their children’s education and healthcare choices. AB 600 – The Parental Opt-Out Bill guarantees that parents have the right to exempt their children from any instruction, surveys, or lessons involving transgender topics without penalty. Schools will be required to provide clear notification and alternative activities for students whose parents choose to opt them out. AB 579 – Yaeli’s Law protects parents from government overreach by clarifying that decisions related to affirming a child’s biological sex or declining gender-affirming treatments do not constitute child abuse, neglect, or endangerment. “Parents, not bureaucrats, should be making these deeply personal decisions about their children’s education and well-being,” - Assemblymember Castillo.
Safeguarding Children - Our Parental Duty
AB 600 ensures that parents have the right to opt their children out of school lessons, presentations, or materials that discuss transgender concepts. With increasing concerns over parental rights and transparency in education, this bill mandates alternative activities for students and prevents penalties for opting out. Schools must notify parents of their rights and provide legal recourse if violated. AB 579 ensures that parental decisions regarding gender identity do not constitute child abuse or neglect. This bill clarifies legal protections for parents who choose not to affirm a child's transgender identity, safeguarding them from custody disputes, investigations, or state intervention. It amends key legal codes to protect parental rights while maintaining child welfare.
Trans Opt Out Bill & Yaeli's Law - Parental Rights Press Conference
Assembly Republicans forced votes on two common-sense amendments—only to have Assembly Democrats side with the far left once again. SBX1-1 Amendment (Asm. DeMaio) would have blocked taxpayer dollars from funding the CA DOJ’s anti-Trump slush fund to defend officials who willfully violate federal law. OUR Amendment, SBX1-2 would have stopped legal aid funds from being used to defend felons from deportation. Instead of protecting taxpayers and upholding the law, Assembly Democrats chose to greenlight: 💰 $25 MILLION to sue the federal government 💰 $25 MILLION to liberal legal aid groups This is what happens when California Democrats put political activism over public safety. Californians deserve better.
Amendments to Trump Proofing California - SBX1-2
Assemblywoman Leticia Castillo announces the introduction of her first bill in the California State Assembly, aimed at expanding education about adoption as a viable option for teens facing unplanned pregnancies. Assembly Bill 329 seeks to ensure that high school sexual education curriculum includes comprehensive information about adoption as part of family planning education. AB 329 will amend the California Education Code to require that adoption is thoroughly covered in health and sexual education classes, which is currently vaguely outlined in the state requirements. The bill will focus on providing accurate and unbiased information about the adoption process, legal rights, and the availability of counseling and support services.
California Assembly Bill 329 - "You Have Another Option"
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