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Vote on Measure EE Today in LA
Measure EE is a vote to increase property taxes on all homeowners, renters and businesses. The 16-cent per square foot tax on all properties will flow into the School District’s general fund with no requirement that revenue be spent in the classroom or on our kids.
LAUSD promises the tax increase will provide additional locally controlled school funding, the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education voted to place Measure EE, a 16 cent per square foot local school funding parcel tax, on the ballot in a special election on June 4, 2019.
If approved by two-thirds of voters, Measure EE would provide local school funding to help improve instructional environments by reducing class sizes, attracting and retaining high-quality teachers and school employees, and providing quality instructional programs, resources, and materials.
