1. Increasing Equity and Diversity in California Public Higher Education

2.  Since 1980: 22 prisons vs. 1 UC campus  Admissions of CA students declining; out of state admissions increasing  Shrinking Pie Dilemma  How do we EXPAND THE PIE FOR ALL? Especially highest need students?

3.  Reinvestment: Access, Affordability, Student Success  Expand UC and CSU Enrollment Slots  LCFF+ ◦ Promote Success of Highest Need Students at Highest Need Schools (K-12 to higher education) ◦ Admissions Pathway to UC and CSU  Addressing Implicit Bias  Opposition to Upper Limit Caps/Quotas

6. LCFF+ SchoolsNon-LCFF+ Schools Race/ EthnicityCountPercentageCountPercentage American Indian 35350%102801% Asian 355835%13971211% Pacific Islander 33750%79001% Filipino 118382%453643% Hispanic 54265776%49769438% African American 595978%765086% White 526707%49600037% Two+ races 59691%415793% Total 718322100%1324156100%

7. School District Number of Schools Enrollment in LCFF+ Schools Total Twelfth- graders Total Twelfth- grade Graduates Total eligible for CSU/UC Los Angeles Unified19115183130099253479211 Fresno Unified1518192452035301256 Kern High101714342123428948 San Bernardino City Unified151594739562979534 San Diego Unified181535733292709826 Santa Ana Unified1015278391334251273 Anaheim Union High71515739673089837 Antelope Valley Union High71312736502558707 Garden Grove Unified712977330730361524 Sweetwater Union High81200035362654804 Oakland Unified241105221991729830 Fontana Unified61038127992351560 Twin Rivers Unified121011424101655298 Top LCFF+ School Districts

8. Assembly DistrictFirst NameLast NamePartyOffice 21AdamGrayDMerced 63AnthonyRendonDSouth Gate 62AutumnBurkeDInglewood 47CherylBrownDSan Bernardino 31HenryPereaDFresno 51JimmyGomezDLos Angeles 61JoseMedinaDRiverside 53MiguelSantiagoDLos Angeles 64MikeGipsonD Rancho Dominguez 39PattyLopezDArleta 59Reginald Jones- SawyerDLos Angeles 18RobBontaDOakland 32RudySalasD Bakersfield/ Hanford 69TomDalyDAnaheim 72TravisAllenR Huntington Beach TOP LCFF+ Assembly Districts

9. Senate DistrictFirst NameLast NamePartyOffice 12AnthonyCannellaRCeres 14AndyVidak RBakersfield 20Connie M.LeyvaDChino 24Kevinde León DLos Angeles 30Holly J. Mitchell DLos Angeles 33RicardoLaraDLong Beach 34JanetNguyenRSanta Ana

10. Education Equity and Access Context Community Dialogue Education about legislative process Community members High Schools

11.  Join our College for All coalition email list-serve to get campaign updates  Talk to your students, other educators, and friends about College for All  Share your personal story about why you think College for All is important  Tell your elected representatives why they should support College for All For more information, contact gyparraguirre@advancingjustice-la.org