You argue the money involved is too important. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. For 40 years, the education establishment has been saying that the solution to their poor performance is throwing more money at them, all the while expecting different results.
Recent studies show class size makes little difference in student learning.
If the levy fails, that establishment will misread the message, because their insanity tells them we must do the same thing in order to get better results. Because I do care about schools, I will vote no. No, the voters were not confused by the appearance of the levy question on the primary ballot. She apparently does not know that the state only pays a portion of the money needed for education. Because levies only exist for a specified period to time, there is a need to put the measure before the voters time and again.