Vote Yes on this bill if you want a dedicated, flexible account to boost state pre-K with gifts and grants, keep funds from expiring, earn investment income, track donors, and speed adding seats for eligible children.

Early childhood advocates, school districts, child care providers, philanthropic foundations, and business groups focused on workforce readiness may support this bill because it creates a dedicated pre-K fund that can accept donations, earn interest, and be spent quickly on eligible children.

Vote No on this bill if you want pre-K funded only through the regular budget, prefer unspent money to return to the general fund, and oppose creating special accounts that can spend without a new legislative appropriation.

Taxpayer watchdogs, fiscal conservatives, and equity and transparency advocates may oppose this bill because it allows spending outside the normal appropriations process and could let donor priorities influence where pre-K seats expand.