Vote Yes on this bill if you want targeted, one‑time state funding to help fast‑growing districts buy land, expand or build schools, and add buses, with oversight and reporting to reduce crowding and keep up with population growth.

Organizations that support this bill may include fast-growing school districts, parent‑teacher groups, education advocacy organizations focused on facilities, local governments in growth areas, and school construction and transportation industry associations.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid new spending from the stabilization account, oppose concentrating funds in a few high‑growth districts, or prefer that money support teacher pay, classroom materials, or broader statewide needs instead of facilities.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include taxpayer watchdog groups, fiscal conservative organizations, rural or slow‑growth school associations that see little benefit, and advocates who prefer funding for classroom operations or statewide equalization instead of capital projects.