Los Angeles Families, Teachers, Civil Rights, & Labor Leaders Unite To Support Measure EE

Families, teachers civil rights and labor leaders will gather for a press conference at Belmont High School, 1575 W 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90026, to urge voters to vote YES on Measure EE.
By: CYNTHIA PEREZ
 
 
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LOS ANGELES - May 29, 2019 - PRLog -- The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association and the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce are protecting corporate interests over student interests by opposing Measure EE that would bring more than half a billion dollars to Los Angeles Unified public schools. If Measure EE fails, L.A. Unified could face staff layoffs and school closures.

The urgent need for new revenues for public education makes Measure EE, a parcel tax based on square footage, on the June 4, 2019 ballot too important to oppose. California consistently ranks among the bottom 10 states in per-pupil spending. The continued systematic underfunding of our schools diminishes the opportunity for all our students to succeed in college, career, and life.

The passage of Measure EE can reduce class sizes across L.A. Unified, place a full-time nurse at every school, hire more college counselors, increase library services, and hire and retain excellent teachers.  Measure EE unites parents, students, teachers, and community stakeholders around student success. They urge all voters to go to the polls on June 4th and vote YES on Measure EE.  What could be more important than the prosperity of our children and the City of Los Angeles?

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Joint Statement Include the Following Organizations: Families In Schools, Alliance for a Better Community, Inner City Struggle, Center for Powerful Schools, Coalition for Los Angeles Student Success, Community Coalition, Educators for Excellence Los Angeles, Local SEIU 99, MALDEF, Partnership for Los Angeles Schools, Promesa Boyle Heights, Proyecto Pastoral, and Teach Plus

For more information: For more about the press conference and/or to schedule an interview please contact Cynthia Perez at 831-227-9179 or at cperez@familiesinschools.org or visit www.familiesinschools.org.

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