
Orangevale Friends of the Library
8220 Greenback Suite L Orangevale CA 95622
Corner of Beach & Greenback near Hazel
Vote Yes for Literacy, Learning & Libraries.
Vote Yes on Proposition 81.
Prop 81 may build the new Orangevale Library
Strengthens School-Library Partnership to Improve Literacy
Many of our friends and neighbors suffer silently from functional illiteracy. They are unable to read and perform daily life skills like paying bills, understanding instructions on medicine bottles, or reading safety manuals.
Illiteracy often passes from one generation to the next, not limited by age, race, gender or geography. Over three million native English- speaking Californians are functionally illiterate.
Libraries and schools are working together to provide students and adults
with literacy and job skill improvement programs to reverse this trend.
Local Libraries Under-funded, While Need for Library Services Increases
Skyrocketing library use is causing our already under-funded library system
to deteriorate rapidly. A recent study by the California State Library identified
more than 500 public library building projects needed statewide, over the
next five years.
Prop. 81 Frees Up Local Money for Improved Library and Literacy Programs
Prop. 81 combines a 65% state match with 35% locally generated funds, to provide over $900 million for renovating or building libraries, freeing local funds for much needed services for children, seniors, families and businesses.
A Yes vote on Prop. 81 will mean:
Prop. 81 is not a tax increase. It puts money into libraries, not administrative overhead.
Vote Yes for Literacy, Learning & Libraries.
Vote Yes on Proposition 81.
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ON PROP. 81 – CALIFORNIANS FOR LITERACY & COMMUNITY LIBRARIES –
A COMMITTEE SUPPORTED BY THE CA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1215 19TH STREET, 2ND
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