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Vote YES for education. Vote YES for opportunity. Vote YES on Prop. 30!
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The California Dream was built on a system of public schools and colleges that gave every Californian access to the education needed to get ahead.
Without Proposition 30, tuition at California colleges will increase by thousands of dollars and weeks of class will be cut from schools.
Next Tuesday, you get to decide.
With your YES vote on Prop. 30, we can:
- Stop another $6 billion in cuts to our schools this year.
- Prevent steep tuition hikes for college students and their families.
- Invest in our schools and colleges so we can prepare the next generation for the jobs of the future.
Let's work together to invest in our children and a strong economy for California's future.
Let's work together to stop tuition hikes.
Vote YES for education.
Vote YES for opportunity.
Vote YES on Prop. 30.
More information and donation page at http://YesonProp30.com
Paid for by Yes on Prop. 30--to Protect our Schools and Public Safety, a broad coalition of teachers, business, labor, law enforcement and Governor Brown. Major funding by California Teachers Association/Issues PAC and California Hospitals Committee on Issues (CHCI) Sponsored by California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (CAHHS)
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Update #6
Posted on Nov 4, 2012Your support for Prop. 30 is making a difference for our schools and our future. We're close to Election Day and our support is growing!
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I'll be barnstorming the state Monday – joined by teachers and local education leaders -- to make my final pitch to voters about why Prop. 30 is so critical to stopping the school cuts and investing in the next generation.
I need your help as well. Please invite your friends to take the pledge, share it on your Facebook feed, Tweet it out and email to... -
Update #5
Posted on Nov 4, 2012UC Riverside student film on the importance of Prop 30 http://vimeo.com/52648658
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Update #4
Posted on Nov 3, 20123 days remain - will you share/tweet/email the pledge to your friends and family?
I'm asking you to join me in supporting Proposition 30 because we can't keep cutting our schools and still keep the economy strong for the next generation.
With your YES vote on Prop. 30, we can:
-Stop another $6 billion in cuts to our schools this year.
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-Prevent steep tuition hikes for college students and their families.
-Invest in our schools and colleges so we can prepare the next generation for the jobs of... -
Update #3
Posted on Nov 2, 2012A yes vote on Proposition 30 means billions more to our public schools and colleges.
A no vote means laid-off teachers, overcrowded classrooms, tuition hikes and a shortened school year.
This weekend, please help me spread the word. Whether you go door to door, join one of our phone banks, or just log on to Facebook or Twitter, you can help your friends, family, and neighbors hear the very good reasons why Californians should vote for Prop 30.
Some people might not vote because they are fed...
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Update #2
Posted on Oct 31, 2012Wondering where to vote? Find your local polling place with this new web app. http://bit.ly/Ui6kNi
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Update #1
Posted on Oct 30, 2012Every California student deserves a quality education. Say YES on Prop 30 and help Danielle and millions of young people like her http://youtu.be/FefNp4oyGcA
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come on folks it is the right thing, remember it could have been Meg Whitman that governed.
wrong ding I see you are quite crazy. by by you lost
How can California or the US improve as a society without good schools. YES on 30!
you are a cutie granny
I already voted early YES ON 30 AND NO ON 38! Restore teacher jobs and classes for our students!
WE LOVE LOVE, LOVE, JERRY BROWN, AS A TEACHER I CAN TELL YOU THAT HAVING TO FIGHT, ALMOST FOR PAPER AT THE COPY MACHINE, SO WE CAN PASS AN ASSIGMENT TO OUR STUDENTS IS SO INCREDIBLE, WE ARE LOCATED IN A HIGH END SCHOOL, DUE TO THE POPULATION, AND YET WE DO NOT HAVE PAPER, PAPER SO WE CAN MAKE COPY OF THE HOMWORK FOR KIDS...THIS IS NOT AMERICA...AMERICA SUPOSSED TO BE THE LAND OF DREAMS. IF PROP 30 DOES NOT PASSES YOU ALL WILL PAY WITH HAVING MORE STUDENTS PER CLASS, 15 DAYS OFF THE SCHOOL...
…WE LOVE LOVE, LOVE, JERRY BROWN, AS A TEACHER I CAN TELL YOU THAT HAVING TO FIGHT, ALMOST FOR PAPER AT THE COPY MACHINE, SO WE CAN PASS AN ASSIGMENT TO OUR STUDENTS IS SO INCREDIBLE, WE ARE LOCATED IN A HIGH END SCHOOL, DUE TO THE POPULATION, AND YET WE DO NOT HAVE PAPER, PAPER SO WE CAN MAKE COPY OF THE HOMWORK FOR KIDS...THIS IS NOT AMERICA...AMERICA SUPOSSED TO BE THE LAND OF DREAMS. IF PROP 30 DOES NOT PASSES YOU ALL WILL PAY WITH HAVING MORE STUDENTS PER CLASS, 15 DAYS OFF THE SCHOOL DAYS, TEACHER, AND CLASSIFY EMPLOYESS WILL BE LAY OFF LAY OFF SOON AFTER THE ELECTIONS...BE SMART AMERICANS, BE SMART.
Those who oppose unions are too young to remember what it was like before unions. It was HELL.
After the PTAs fell, the Teachers unions are the only defense for quality education, Charter schools are trying to turn back the clock.
& no on 32!
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Maxx Henry.
I have been living with cuts to education for 4 years. The loss of another $250,000,000 (the trigger cut to the CSU if Prop. 30 doesn't pass) is beyond comprehension. The current budget, which has been published and would not impose additional cuts to education, assumes passage of Prop. 30. Class sizes are at record highs, staffing at record lows, tuition is going up, and there is no money for basic supplies. The infrastructure of the state is unsustainable without Prop. 30. I will be voting Yes.