SACRAMENTO—California students and working families won a clear victory on Nov. 6 as voters clearly demonstrated their willingness to invest in our public schools

Science teacher Dana Johnsen from the Oak Grove School District in San Jose celebrates with colleagues after battle with billionaires nets educators the winners!

Disclosure by Arizona nonprofit shows ties to Koch brothers

Under pressure from California’s political watchdog, the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC), an Arizona Political Action Committee (Super-PAC) has admitted that it took $11 million from another super-pac, effectively “laundering” the money that it then contributed in an effort to defeat Proposition 30, the governor’s school revenue measure, and to pass Proposition 32, the Special Exemptions Act that would help wealthy special interests increase their political power.

The truth is, if Proposition 30 fails, the state will have to slash schools and other programs that voters care deeply about. It would leave the state with an $8.5-billion hole in its budget - almost twice as large a gap as the alternative cuts floated by GOP leaders.The best way to avoid that is to pass Proposition 30. (Photo by Lenny Ignelzi / Associated Press / October 23, 2012)

Following the popular Internet meme, there's a new "Rich Kids" Tumblr dedicated to exposing the billionaires behind Proposition 32.

A Sacramento Superior Court judge confirmed tonight her ruling against an obscure Arizona campaign group, saying the failure to investigate the source of its funds would cause irreparable harm to California voters. Judge Shelleyanne W.L. Chang's final ruling ordered Phoenix-based Americans for Responsible Leadership, which donated $11 million to kill Gov. Jerry Brown's tax increase in Proposition 30 and support the campaign finance measure Prop. 32, to turn over information to state regulators on Thursday.

1. Write a Letter to the Editor
2. Call 30 people in the state to vote for Prop 30
3. Before school, place Prop 30 signs at the corners of the school ground- public property
4. Put a sign in your car
5. Write everyone on your email list
6. Change your Facebook picture to Yes on 30
7. Tweet using #yeson30 – let’s get it trending
8. Phone bank your own family…tell them about the importance of passing Prop 30
9. Ask your local coffee shop, restaurant, grocery if you can put up a Yes on 30 sign