“If passed, Prop 2 and local school bond measures, like San Francisco’s Prop A, would build on climate and education investments already made that have made the city and our state a leader in climate action.” Guillermo Rodriguez‍ VoteYesProp2CA #YesOnProp2

Our TPL California State Director Guillermo Rodriguez‍ said it best: school recess shouldn’t be dangerous for kids. Voters in California can make sure it’s not. #Yeson2CA San Francisco Chronicle VoteYesProp2CA sfchronicle.com/opinion/openfo…

Voting in California? Education, health, and the environment are on the ballot with Prop2 and Measure US. Investments in green schoolyards with shade and cooling effects are investments in people and climate solutions. #Yeson2CA VoteYesProp2CA torched.la/how-to-fix-las…

capitolweekly.net/a-crucial-life… "Prop 2 commits important resources to supporting the facility infrastructure of schools – without raising taxes.  Simply put, Prop 2 is an investment in improving the learning conditions for our students." Capitol Weekly Polls are open - vote

dailycal.org/opinion/editor… "The maintenance, construction and modernization of our public educational facilities is extremely important – it allows for the safe environment necessary to cultivate the next generation of students. Vote “yes” on Prop. 2." The Daily Californian Polls are open,

Community colleges need upgrades to stay competitive and affordable for middle-class families. Prop 2 will invest $1.5 billion for facilities to expand community college programs, helping more students access quality education and training. #Yeson2CA

“This is a common sense measure that should be approved” Bay Area Reporter⁠ Election day is three days away (if you haven’t already voted). This election make sure to vote YES on Prop 2. #YESon2CA

“Californians have a chance to give students safer schools with Prop 2, which will fix decades old buildings and update classrooms. Get out and vote YES on Prop 2!”

Prop 2 will expand career tech and vocational training in high schools and community colleges, giving students real-world skills for middle-class jobs, especially in districts with fewer resources. California, go vote YES on Prop 2! #Yeson2CA

California, have you voted yet? If you haven’t, remember that our kids are on the ballot this election! Prop 2 will fund urgent repairs at local schools and protect kids from toxics like mold, asbestos and lead paint and ensure clean drinking water. All Prop 2 funds go to local

Just as a reminder, Prop 2 provides funding for: - Safe drinking water for students - Removing asbestos, mold, and lead paint - Repairing deteriorating sewer, gas, and electrical lines - Rebuilding schools immediately that were destroyed by wildfires, floods, or other natural

Happy Election Day! Get out there and show California that you care about its kids and their futures by voting YES on Prop 2! #Yeson2CA

In case you need a quick reminder before heading to the polls... In California, 38% of students attend a public school that fails to meet minimum health standards. Prop 2 will fund urgent repairs at local schools and protect kids from toxics like mold, asbestos and lead paint

Prop. 2 SUCCEEDS! "California public school students thrive when they have safe facilities and infrastructure that supports their learning and growth," said Edgar Zazueta. "We celebrate Prop. 2’s success, knowing its importance for student achievement and well-being." VoteYesProp2CA

yesprop2ca.com/news/voters-pa… PROP 2 PASSES! With nearly 57% of the vote, The Associated Press has called it! Californians have passed Prop 2, the $10 billion investment to make sure students are safe and ready to learn.

"Proposition 2 provides a light at the end of the tunnel for so many of our schools, many of which have waited years for funding to make critical updates. We applaud the work of the coalition for educating voters about the importance of Prop 2 and making sure Californians

PROP 2 PASSES!!! Thank you all so much for your incredible support. The passage of Prop 2 is a milestone for California's schools, educators, faculty, staff, and most importantly, California's kids. We did it!