A proposed budget put forth by California Governor Jerry Brown has instructors and students involved in Career Technical Education programs worried. For more than a decade, SB 1070 has allocated an annual amount of $48 million to be divided between the California Community College Chancellor’s Office and the California Department of Education, with the CCCCO retaining $33 million and the CDE receiving the remaining $15 million each year. Brown’s proposed 2017-18 budget would put a stop to that split, however, and allocate the entire $48 million to the CCCCO, effectively defunding the CTE programs supported by the CDE. Perhaps the biggest program under fire is the Future Farmers of America and other agricultural education.