NAPLES, Fla. - No more sports, band, or extra programs for all Collier County students.

Some say that will be a reality if voters don't pass a referendum in November.

Ann Waters doesn't have any children in the school system, but is saying Yes for Collier Students.

Waters says, "It just makes sense to me I want my tax dollars spent wisely."

She's one of more than a dozen volunteers in a grassroots group called "Yes for Collier Students." The goal is to pass the flexible funding referendum.

Debbi Grant says, "I have an elementary and high school student and both of them are going to be affected tremendously."

The referendum will allow the district to transfer up to 80 million dollars to cover the cost of student programs for four years.

Waters says, "It does not cost taxpayers anymore money. All we're doing is shifting money."

If it doesn't pass, anything not required by the state will be on the chopping block including marching band, chorus, AP courses, and related arts programs.

Becky Newell says, "We don't need to lose these opportunities for the kids.

It's the last item on the November ballot.

The referendum needs 50% plus one vote to pass.

For more information you can e-mail voteyes@comcast.net