For the supporters of Prop. 38, it's not about pay raises and shorter school days. It's about bringing competition to the public schools so the quality of California's education system dramatically improves. Even when a well-funded benefactor like Draper gets involved, the unions manage to raise more funds. But, for whatever reason, that hasn't happened. 38 needs the support of every school-choice advocate.
Labor unions are skilled in rallying their members for the greater common good.
School-choice supporters ought to learn from the opposition and solidly unite behind Prop. 38. We cannot have the battle over ideas unless someone has the courage to step forward and fight. Draper and his team have. Send it along.