Amends and adds to existing law to prohibit the use of taxpayer funds to support teachers unions.

This legislation would prohibit public officials from allowing public funds, personnel, facilities, and other resources from being used to support teachers unions. Specifically, it would prohibit public officials from: • Contributing public funds to, or expending those funds on behalf of, a teachers union. • Compensating or providing paid leave to a teacher to engage in activities on behalf of a teachers union, unless the union reimburses the district for the value of the teacher’s time. • Increasing a teacher’s pay when that increase is intended to pay teacher union dues. • Granting a teachers union greater access to or use of the school district’s meetings, events, facilities, communications systems, computer systems, equipment, supplies, or other resources on terms more favorable than extended to any other teachers union or nonprofit organization. • Providing more of a teacher’s personal information to a union than would be disclosable under the Public Records Act, unless the teacher authorizes the disclosure. • Requiring teachers to meet or interact with a teachers union if they do not wish to do so. • Distributing communications or membership solicitations on behalf of a teachers union.