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Without this funding, we face devastating cuts to crucial programs and larger class sizes, jeopardizing our children’s education and community’s future.

A YES vote on September 24 means enhanced education, safer schools, and numerous benefits for all Tuscaloosa City families.

If the school referendum passes, families will save on daycare and college tuition costs, property values will rise, and the community will see economic growth and improved public services.

If the school referendum fails, Tuscaloosa City Schools will face devastating cuts to essential programs, larger class sizes, and the loss of top teachers, severely impacting the quality of education and opportunities for every student.

Tuscaloosa City Schools haven’t had an ad valorem increase since 1986, causing our schools to fall behind as costs have soared by 272 percent and inflation by 187 percent.

Despite limited resources, Tuscaloosa City Schools have made significant strides in Pre-K, arts, technology, and teacher salaries, demonstrating excellent stewardship of public funds.