Leaders in the California Assembly announced they have come to an agreement to put a $10 billion bond issue on the ballot to address “climate change” in communities of color.
A second $10 billion bond issue negotiated in the state Senate would go to fund the “modernization, repair and safety” of K-12 public schools ($8.5 billion) and community colleges ($1.5 billion).
Like the climate change bond, the money for the school bond is expected to benefit mostly communities of color.
“Safe and healthy schools are at stake with this measure. There are six million reasons to support this proposal to ensure that each public school student has equal access and opportunity to grow and thrive. The children and school districts that need help the most will particularly benefit by this facility bond,” said Senator Steven Glazer, D-Contra Costa. […]
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