Skip to main content

Full & Fair Funding for California Schools

10 Comments

D
Dennis Meyers
7 years ago

CA has the #1 economy in the nation. 5th largest in the world. Our investment in public schools needs to match that.

D
Donna West
8 years ago Featured

Too many of our schools have not been funded fairly since 2007. The base limit for funding has never been corrected and the playing field is unfair when one school is receiving substantially more than the neighboring school. California has never funded education as As other states have in spite of having such a thriving economy. This must change!

C
Cynthia Webster
8 years ago

Yes, about time!

L
Leon Gold
8 years ago

I absolutely agree. We have to invest in our kids

K
Kathleen A Thompson
8 years ago

The demand to prepare our students for the digital world they are entering requires full and fair funding. The future of the state depends on this.

M
Mirella Rangel
8 years ago Featured

With 1/8 students in the US and such a large economy, California must be 1st in school funding. We owe it to our children and to our future.

B
Bryan DeBlonk
8 years ago

For the kids!

E
Elizabeth Lyons
8 years ago

Could you imagine what California could do if we were in the top 10 for education? Our country desperately needs a direction; let's educate tomorrow's leaders today!

A
Angela Badami-Knight
8 years ago

Inadequate funding is the root of public education problems in CA. We have to address this issue.

T
Troy Flint · petition starter
8 years ago Featured

California has the fifth largest economy in the world and the highest gross domestic product (GDP) of any state — we shouldn’t rank 41st in any area of significance, much less education. If we want all children to achieve at high levels, then we must create conditions that are conducive to success. That starts by giving our schools the resources needed to prepare all students for success in college, career and civic life. If we don’t reprioritize public schools, we put the vitality of our communities, the prosperity of our state and our children’s future at even greater risk.