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Research on school building conditions and student outcomes finds a consistent relationship between poor facilities and poor performance by students. More than 85% of the classrooms in California are more than 25 years old, 30% are between 50 to 70 years old, and about 10% of are 70 years old or older.

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We Need Quality Public Schools Now!

Research on school building conditions and student outcomes finds a consistent relationship between poor facilities and poor performance by students. School facilities that are clean, in good repair, and designed to support high academic standards are more likely to support higher student achievement, regardless of student socioeconomic status. Students who receive instruction in buildings with good environmental conditions can earn test scores that are 5 to 17 percent higher than scores for students in substandard buildings.More than 85 percent of the classrooms in California are more than 25 years old, 30 percent of the classrooms are between 50 to 70 years old, and about 10 percent of the classrooms are 70 years old or olderMany public schools and community colleges throughout California are outdated and need repairs and upgrades to meet basic health and safety standards, prepare students for college and 21st Century careers, and retain and attract quality teachers. Proposition 2 will meet those needs and is guided by strict taxpayer accountability protections so funds are spent as promised with local control.

Students who receive instruction in buildings with good environmental conditions can earn test scores that are 5 to 17 percent higher than scores for students in substandard buildings.

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Students Achieve More in Safe, Clean Schools

Too many of our local schools lack adequate safety and security protections. Prop. 2 will make students safer by funding door locks, emergency communications and security systems, fire alarms, smoke detectors, and more.

Too many of our local schools lack adequate safety and security protections. Prop 2 will make students safer by funding door locks, emergency and security systems, fire alarms, smoke detectors, and more.

Make Public Schools Safer

Prop. 2 will upgrade local schools and community colleges including science, engineering, career technical and vocational education classrooms, labs and learning technology. It will help more students get job training, technical knowledge and specialized skills to compete for good-paying jobs in the competitive economy.

Prop 2 will help more students get job training, technical knowledge and specialized skills they need by building career technical and vocational education classrooms, labs and learning technology.

Preparing Students for 21st Century Careers

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"Proposition 2 provides funding for urgent repairs to leaky roofs, deteriorating restrooms, providing clean drinking water, removing hazardous mold, asbestos and lead paint, and protecting students from extreme heat."- Sheri Coburn, Executive Director California School Nurses Organization

"Yes on Proposition 2 provides funding for urgent repairs to leaky roofs and deteriorating restrooms, providing clean drinking water, removing hazardous mold, asbestos and lead paint, and protecting students from extreme heat."- Sheri Coburn, Executive Director California School Nurses Organization

Yes on Proposition 2 will provide critical funding to repair and upgrade public school classrooms WITHOUT raising taxes.Yes on 2 ensures local control of the funding, contains strict taxpayer oversight and accountability protections, will help our schools meet basic health and safety standards, and prepare our students for college and 21st Century careers.

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Equality California Endorses Proposition 2&nbsp;Prop 2 will help make essential updates to schools, providing safer learning environmentsSacramento, CA - Equality California is the most recent statewide organization to join a growing number of groups across the state in support of Proposition 2. The measure&nbsp; will make the most urgent repairs and upgrades in our local public schools by authorizing a $10 billion investment – without raising any taxes or fees – to make sure our students are safe and ready to learn. “LGTBQ+ students already face added hardships attending school, and research has proven that when learning environments foster safe and emotionally stable conditions, students do better,” said Tony Hoang, Executive Director, Equality California. “Prop 2 will provide the necessary updates and infrastructure repairs to ensure that more kids have access to safe drinking water, better air filtration, upgraded classrooms and labs and that we remove the harmful mold and lead paint our students have been exposed to for far too long. These updates will in turn give every student the learning environment they need and deserve.”&nbsp;In addition to providing essential upgrades for public schools, Prop 2 contains strict accountability provisions, public disclosure, and independent audits to ensure California schools are actually getting fixed.&nbsp; The measure prevents politicians from redirecting this funding and includes protections that keep local control and ensure funding from the measure is used as voters intend.&nbsp;Specifically, Prop 2 will Fund:<ul><li>$4 billion for the upgrade and repair of local public schools</li><li>3.3 billion for new construction of public-school facilities</li><li>$600 million for public charter school facilities</li><li>$600 million for career technical education classrooms and job training centers</li><li>$1.5 billion for local community colleges </li></ul>About Proposition 2&nbsp;Proposition 2 <a href="https://www.yesprop2ca.com/coalition" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">is a broad and diverse coalition</a> of teachers, school nurses, school administrators, social justice organizations, school districts along with the California Democratic and Republican Parties.&nbsp;About Equality California&nbsp;Equality California is the nation’s largest statewide LGBTQ+ civil rights organization. We bring the voices of LGBTQ+ people and allies to institutions of power in California and across the United States, striving to create a world that is healthy, just, and fully equal for all LGBTQ+ people. We advance civil rights and social justice by inspiring, advocating and mobilizing through an inclusive movement that works tirelessly on behalf of those we serve. <a href="http://www.eqca.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">www.eqca.org</a>Contact: Molly Weedn <a href="mailto:Press@YesonProp2.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Press@YesonProp2.com</a>

Sacramento, CA - Equality California is the most recent statewide organization to join a growing number of groups across the state in support of Proposition 2.The measure&nbsp; will make the most urgent repairs and upgrades in our local public schools by authorizing a $10 billion investment – without raising any taxes or fees – to make sure our students are safe and ready to learn.

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Equality California Endorses Proposition 2

Measure will provide critical funding for urgent school repairs and upgradesSacramento, CA - Just two months after Prop 2 was put on the ballot, more than 120 organizations across party lines have signed on in support, showing the urgent need for investment in our schools.“For too long, California’s local public schools have gone without essential repairs and upgrades and our students and communities suffer the consequences,” said David Goldberg, President, California Teachers Association. “Prop 2 will authorize a $10 billion investment - without raising any taxes or fees - to make sure students across California are safe and ready to learn.”In addition to providing the necessary funding to update and upgrade California public schools, Prop 2 also contains strict accountability provisions, public disclosure, and independent audits to ensure schools are actually getting fixed.“Prop 2 is critical for the future of California’s community colleges, which play a vital role in bolstering the workforce throughout local communities,” said Larry Galizio, Ph.D., President &amp; CEO, Community College League of California. “With $1.5 billion in funding, colleges will improve the safety of their buildings and modernize facilities, enhancing student learning outcomes and strengthening pathways to well-paying, sustainable jobs.”“Districts throughout California have schools built over 70 years ago and despite best efforts for upkeep they may face real health and safety issues,” said Dr. Edgar Zazueta, Executive Director of the Association of California School Administrators. “Prop 2 will help make essential updates to schools – to fix leaking roofs, malfunctioning bathrooms, and remove lead from drinking water because when kids are in a safe learning environment, they do better in school.”Prop 2 is a broad based coalition supported by teachers, school nurses, the California Democratic and Republican parties, school districts, Boards of Education, the League of Women Voters of California, the California Labor Federation, business groups, and social justice organizations, among others.“The research is clear, with healthier studying environments, students perform better,” said Dr. Sheri Coburn, California School Nurses Organization “We need to make sure students have access to classrooms where the roofs over their heads aren't leaking so they can focus on learning."Contact: Molly Weedn <a href="mailto:press@yesonprop2ca.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">press@yesonprop2ca.com</a>

Sacramento, CA - Just two months after Prop 2 was put on the ballot, more than 120 organizations across party lines have signed on in support, showing the urgent need for investment in our schools.Prop 2 is a broad based coalition supported by teachers, school nurses, the California Democratic and Republican parties, school districts, Boards of Education, the League of Women Voters of California, the California Labor Federation, business groups, and social justice organizations, among others.

More than 100 Groups and Organizations Sign on in Support of Proposition 2

The hotter it is, the harder it is for kids to learn. Parents across L.A. county school districts <a href="https://laist.com/news/education/los-angeles-unified-hvac-air-conditioning-heat-wave" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">have long raised the alarm</a> about poorly functioning or no air conditioning at all in their childrens’ classrooms.What the research saysKids are going back to school. The heat can hurt their learning.For every one degree the temperature goes up, performance on standardized tests goes down by 1%, according to UCLA <a href="https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/pol.20180612&amp;&amp;from=f" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">research</a>. In schools without air conditioning, 90-degree days can reduce students’...

LAist: Heat in classrooms -Hotter days makes it harder for kids to learns

Prop 2 will help make the most urgent repairs and upgrades needed to battle extreme heatSacramento, CA - California students are back in the classroom this week, just as&nbsp; a massive heat wave threatens to disrupt the school year.For too long, California’s local public schools have gone without essential repairs and upgrades and students suffer the consequences. Many schools were built over 70 years ago and 38% of children attend schools that don’t meet minimum standards where they are exposed to dangers like asbestos, mold, unsafe drinking water, and extreme heat.&nbsp;Prop 2 will make the most urgent repairs and upgrades in our local public schools by authorizing a $10 billion investment – without raising any taxes or fees – to make sure our students are safe and ready to learn.With severe heat advisories in dozens of counties across California over the next several days, lack of adequate air conditioning and HVAC systems can pose a serious threat.&nbsp;“For decades, too many of our schools have gone without the necessary electrical updates and air conditioned spaces to combat excessive heat,” said David Goldberg, President, California Teachers Association. “Prop 2 will provide schools with properly equipped facilities that will help keep their learning environment safe for our students and educators. With temperatures expected to soar in the 100s across Southern California, and hotter Septembers on the horizon, the time to act is now.”&nbsp;Recent data from <a href="https://www.climatecentral.org/climate-matters/cooling-schools-in-hotter-climate?utm_source=newsletter&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=newsletter_axioslocal_sanfrancisco&amp;stream=top" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Climate Central</a> states that, “Keeping schools cool is a growing challenge as our climate warms and many places experience hotter summers and shoulder seasons,” and that, “Access to cooling is critical to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of students and school staff.”&nbsp;“While the <a href="https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/EPO/CDPH%20Document%20Library/Heat-Risk-Grid.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">extreme heat guidance</a> from the California Department of Public Health provides useful tips on how schools and students can combat high temperatures, the reality is that many of the suggestions are not practical for schools that were built decades ago and lack shade,” said Dr. Edgar Zazueta, Executive Director, Association of California School Administrators. “We need Prop 2 to make essential upgrades that keep our kids cool during these extreme weather events.”&nbsp;Contact: Molly Weedn <a href="mailto:Press@YesonProp2.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Press@YesonProp2.com</a>

“For decades, too many of our schools have gone without the necessary electrical updates and air conditioned spaces to combat excessive heat,” said David Goldberg, President, California Teachers Association. “Prop 2 will provide schools with properly equipped facilities that will help keep their learning environment safe for our students and educators. With temperatures expected to soar in the 100s across Southern California, and hotter Septembers on the horizon, the time to act is now.”&nbsp;

In Face of Record Back-to-School Heat Waves, Proposition 2 is Needed More than Ever

This is a common sense measure that should be approved. Public schools and community colleges will benefit from this funding. Prop 2 also ensures that funding only be used for projects approved by local school and community college districts. Vote YES on Prop 2.

Bay Area Reporter: Vote YES on Prop 2

The Sentinel Editorial Board recommends a Yes vote on Prop. 2 because children in California deserve school facilities that are in good repair. Providing no funding would hurt all students.

Santa Cruz Sentinel: Yes on Prop. 2 for badly needed school infrastructure improvements

Two large bond measures will appear on California’s Nov. 5 statewide ballot. One proposes to fund long-delayed school improvements and the other responds to the consequences — such as massive wildfires, floods and droughts — of our changing climate. Both deserve voters’ support.

Bakersfield Californian: Vote 'yes' on Propositions 2

California voters will decide in the November election if they want to vote for a $10 billion bond for schools.If approved, the $10 billion bond would be for new construction and modernization of the K-12 schools, in addition to community colleges. California lawmakers voted last week to place the $10 billion dollar bond on the November ballot.