About
Prop. R
Prop. R will ensure St. Louis Community College programs and facilities can meet the job training and retraining demands for the good-paying jobs of today and tomorrow. The proposal will also provide safe, accessible and affordable community college for St. Louis residents.
Vote Yes on Tuesday, Aug. 3
Outdated Job Training Facilities
Waitlists For Critical Job Training Programs
STLCC graduates are the foundation of the St. Louis workforce, but many of the college’s healthcare, information technology and financial service programs are at or over capacity. Demand for these graduates continues to rise, and thousands of job openings are available in these fields. STLCC must expand its programs in order to meet this important demand.
An Affordable Solution
Your Vote Will Make The DIfference
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Vote Yes for Prop. R on or before Tuesday, Aug. 3
Our Supporters
Dr. Kelvin Adams
AGC of Missouri
Warner L. Baxter,
Chairman and CEO, Ameren
David and Elaine Berland
Husch Blackwell
John Bowman,
CEO of The St. Louis County Branch of the NAACP
Adrian Bracy, CEO, YWCA
Michael Cannon
Jim Carrington,
President and CEO, Danforth Plant Science Center
Cigna/Express Scripts
Maxine Clark, Founder, Build-A-Bear
Dr. Candice Carter-Oliver
David Conner
John P. Dubinsky
Ida H. Early
Tami and Jim Fernandez
Sam Fiorello, President and CEO of Cortex Innovation Community
Richard C. D. Fleming
Bob Fox, Founder, Newspace, Inc.
Karen and Chuck Friedman
Rodney Gee
Angela R Gibson
Steve and Sue Givens
Judy and Mark Goodman
Rev. Doris Ann Graham, Ph.D. St. Louis Lifetime Achiever Local 420 St. Louis Teachers Union, Lifetime Achiever St.Louis American Newspaper Foundation, 24:1 Clergy Coalition, Deer Valley Hospice
Greater North County Chamber of Commerce
Greater St. Louis, Inc.
Greater St. Louis Labor Council, AFL-CIO
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis
Christine Jacobs
Marylen Mann and Frank Jacobs
Beth Johnston
Kyle R. Juvers
Kirkwood – Des Peres Area Chamber of Commerce
The Labor Tribune
Laborers-Employers Cooperation & Education Trust of MO
Laborers’ Local 42
Laborers’ Local 110
Craig H. Larson, Ed.D., Retired School Administrator and Member STLCC Board of Trustees
Elizabeth Lawlor
Edward F Lawlor
David and Sidney Leipholtz
Richard J. Liekweg,
President and CEO, BJC Healthcare
Jonathan Losos
Danny Ludeman, CEO of Concordance
Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Malone, Pres. 24-1 Clergy Coalition
Steve Maritz
Dr. Art McCoy, STL.Works Leader and Champion
John F. McDonnell
Jim McKelvey
Michael McMillian, Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis
Mercy
Mid-America Transplant
MO AFL-CIO
Trent Moeller
Margaret M. Mooney
Susan Murray
North County Inc.
Fred Pestello, President, Saint Louis University
Adolphus M. Pruitt II, President of the St. Louis City Branch of the NAACP
Kathy Reeves
Regional Business Council
HENRY ROEDIGER
Donn Rubin, Founding President & CEO, BIOSTL
Angie Schaefer
Jeff Shafer and Tali Light
Crista Carr Shatz and Gerald Shatz
St. Louis Building and Construction Trades Council
St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters Regional Council
Saint Louis University
Andrew Sobel
Spire
SSM Health
Andrew C. Taylor
Colleen Tepen
Henry Warshaw
Washington University in St. Louis
Hank Webber
Mayor Geri Welch
Robin and Tim Wentworth
Jim and Mary Wertsch
West St. Louis County Chamber of Commerce
Mary Wildt
Gerhild Williams
Hon. Brian M. Wingbermuehle
Mark S. Wrighton, Professor and Chancellor Emeritus, Washington University
Risa Zwerling
