Vote Yes on this bill if you want extra school funding tied to clear academic goals, required support for English learners, evidence-based student interventions, parent transparency, and stronger state oversight of results and spending.

Organizations that support this bill may include parent advocacy groups, civil rights organizations, education reform groups, and advocates for English language learners that want stronger accountability for how extra school funding is spent.

Vote No on this bill if you want school districts and charter schools to have more local control over how they use added funding without new testing, reporting, audit requirements, minimum instruction rules, and tighter limits on administrative costs.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include school administrator associations, some local school districts, and charter school groups that believe the new state mandates, reporting rules, audits, and limits on administrative spending would reduce local flexibility.