Prop 30 draws support from youth, minorities
A recent USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll also found higher ratings for Gov. Brown.
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New measures demand attention
Last week voters across the country approved measures that will change the face of American education. In California, Proposition 30 passed, allowing for a tax increase on the wealthiest Californians to fund K-12 schools as well as state colleges and universities. In Washington and Georgia, voters passed a law to allow charter schools to operate, […]
California election data trickles in to mixed results
Proposition 30 carried a slight lead in early results, while Proposition 34 fell behind.
Endorsement: Yes on Prop 30
The debate between Propositions 30 and 38 is intensifying for California residents. Unfortunately, neither proposition is perfect. Prop. 30, Gov. Jerry Brown’s measure, plans to increase taxes on the richest Californians to help close the budget gap, generating revenue for schools and local public safety programs. Prop. 38, lawyer Molly Munger’s proposal, would raise the […]
Panel dissects, analyzes Calif. propositions
Experts picked apart initiatives on California’s ballot in preparation for the election.
Support slips for Gov Brown’s tax measure
The USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll showed support for Proposition 30 and 37 dropped.
Experts say passing a tax is necessary
Though Propositions 30 and 38 would both fund education, they take different approaches.
New poll shows drop in Prop. 30 support
A USC Dornsife/L.A. Times poll found Prop. 30 still leads Prop. 28 in voter support.
California’s schools need more direct aid
American schools — from the elementary to college level — are struggling with a financial crisis that is leading to alarming drops in access and quality. But more importantly, none of them are in agreement about what approach is needed to find a solution.