
What People Are Saying
Lelia Conlin
Ballot Issue 5B gives us an opportunity to invest in the local schools while keeping our tax dollars within the community. Those funds would help provide our children with the tools and support they need to succeed by retaining and recruiting educators, strengthening academic instruction, maintaining access to mental-health professionals and restoring programs such as art, music, and physical education. These investments would benefit us all. I encourage you to learn more about Ballot Issue 5B and consider what voting “Yes” in November could mean for our students, families, schools and the future of Eagle County.
Education Foundation of Eagle County
At the Education Foundation of Eagle County, we see your generosity at work through the gifts and support we are able to give via classroom grants, scholarships, educator recognition and school support staff. We are deeply grateful. We also know philanthropy cannot replace reliable public funding.
That is why EFEC supports and is the campaign hub for “yes” on 5B.
Rachel Glowacki
Our children may be the ones sitting in the classrooms, but the benefits of a strong public education reach far beyond the school walls. It touches families, employers, neighborhoods and the future of our entire community. Putting 5B on the ballot gives our community a choice. I voted to give voters that choice. And as a voter, I will vote “yes.”
Vail Valley Partnership
VVP also supports Eagle County School District ballot question 5B, a mill levy override focused on attracting and retaining high-quality teachers and support staff, strengthening reading, writing, and math instruction, restoring art, music, and physical education, and maintaining student access to mental health professionals.