Transcript: Proposition 2 Asks Voters to Approve $10 Billion in School Bonds | KQED
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California lacks a permanent funding source for school repairs, relying on state or local bonds passed by voters each year, leaving repairs uncertain.
Proposition 2 offers California voters a chance to authorize $10 billion in general obligation bonds aimed at repairing, upgrading, and constructing facilities at K-12 schools.
Funding from Proposition 2 will focus on health and safety improvements, classroom upgrades, and construction across public schools and community colleges.
This initiative to raise funds through Proposition 2 is pivotal for ensuring a stable financial avenue for necessary school improvements in California.
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