What does CBET stand for?

Community-Based English Tutoring Program (California)

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Community-Based English Tutoring programs provide English instruction to parents who pledge to tutor English learners in the public schools.

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The board voted to apply for funding expected to be $80,000 to $90,000 under the state Community-Based English Tutoring Program, which is financed through $50 million allocated for parental tutoring by Proposition 227, the 1998 ballot measure aimed at speeding up the teaching of English to non-English speaking pupils.

LANCASTER ASKS STATE AID TO TUTOR PARENTS; PROGRAM TRAINS SPANISH ...

The board voted to apply for a second year of funding under the state Community-Based English Tutoring Program, which is financed through $50 million allocated for parental tutoring by Proposition 227, the 1998 ballot measure aimed at speeding up the teaching of English to non-English speaking pupils.

FUNDING SOUGHT TO TEACH PARENTS; ENGLISH TUTORING WOULD AID KIDS TOO