Grilled Cheese

ExploreLog inSign up
Terms of UsePrivacy PolicyCommunity StandardsHelpGet the app

Grilled Cheese is a product of Village Compute

Version devBuilt at: 2026-10-12 02:39:10 EDT

Explore

PostsPeople
LatestRanked
@rethinkthewolf.bsky.socialOct 11, 2026, 3:54 AM

#ColoradoVoters
#ADVANCEColorado
Advance is not #Democratic
There have sneaky words in their petitions to tie up our courts. Dont be baited!

coloradonewsline.com/2026/09/17/w...

@lesliesnowflake.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 10:47 PM

#ColoradoVoters #Colorado #AmericaPAC

@solidaritywarrior.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 9:18 PM

Colorado students deserve the best public schools 🏫
âś… Investing new resources into classrooms
âś… Making critical new investments in schools
âś… Without raising taxes
Vote YES on NN for Colorado Kids 🗳️

www.yesforcoloradokids.com

👉 and remember to vote early!

#ColoradoVotes #ColoradoVoters #VoteEarly

Screenshot from the Yes for Colorado Kids website that reads, Proposition NN will boost annual state K-12 funding 50% over the next decade to: • Increase teacher pay • Improve teacher retention • Lower class sizes • Invest in career and technical education • Without raising taxes one penny • Require Independent Annual State Audits and School District Transparency When kids have passionate, qualified teachers in the classroom, they achieve more. Right now, Colorado’s public schools are chronically underfunded by $4,600 per student annually. Colorado ranks 43rd in the country in school funding. This means overcrowded classrooms as passionate and qualified educators leave the profession. Many never become teachers in the first place. Ultimately, Colorado kids pay the price. Why is Colorado underfunding education so severely? The state’s TABOR revenue cap, first set in 1992, is holding Colorado back from investing needed resources into classrooms – even when it has already collected the tax revenue to do so. Meanwhile, the state’s population, economy, and student needs continue to grow, leaving our schools unable to keep up. Proposition NN will give schools the resources they need to make sure Colorado students can succeed, putting billions of dollars into our public schools for better teacher pay, more one-on-one attention, and career training. Screenshot from the Yes for Colorado Kids website that reads, Voting Yes on Prop NN will: • Boost K-12 funding by at least 2% annually for the next ten years, with these new investments required to fund increases in teacher pay, teacher retention, lower class sizes, and career and technical education programs. - All new funds go straight to local school districts. - The 2% increase is based on the prior year’s funding level. - These new investments cannot be taken from other critical priorities in the state budget. • Raise Colorado’s TABOR revenue cap by allowing the state to retain and spend revenue that it already collects in an amount equal to current state K-12 funding. • Not raise anyone’s tax rates one penny. • Require an annual publicly-released independent state audit so everyone can see exactly how these dollars were spent. Each local School District will also be required to post online how it spent the funds. Within a decade, Colorado kids will benefit from a 50% increase in state K-12 spending from its current level - without raising taxes, without taking from other critical priorities in the state budget and by providing controls and limits to make sure that new investments end up in local schools. Colorado voters raised the revenue cap once before, passing Referendum C 21 years ago – and it’s time to raise the revenue cap again to ensure we can give every Colorado student what they need to thrive. Investing in education is investing in Colorado’s future. Strong public schools mean a stronger workforce, greater economic stability, and healthier communities. Colorado already collects the revenue. Proposition NN allows the state to use it more effectively to strengthen our schools and invest in our future.
@rethinkthewolf.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 6:33 PM

#coloradoVoters
#ColoradoDems
#VoteNo on Advance COLORADO initiatives.

coloradonewsline.com/2026/09/17/w...