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Layla Avila, Katie Braude, Alex M. Johnson, Seth Litt and Ana Ponce


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    Commentary: After the rejection of the parcel tax, how we can all convince Los Angeles voters to reinvest in public education

    We know that Los Angeles voters believe in the importance of education. In 2002, nearly 64% of voters approved Measure K, which authorized $3.35 billion for school repairs and renovations. Six years later, voters overwhelmingly approved Measure Q, the largest local school bond in state history that allocated $7 billion for facilities. Additionally, Angelenos voted...

    By Layla Avila, Katie Braude, Alex M. Johnson, Seth Litt and Ana Ponce | June 14, 2019



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