NYC Charter School Center - Restore Public Charter School Funding!

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   Name: Shelly Ley on Apr 3, 2009

   Comments: Our charter school offers amazing opportunities in music to children who would otherwise may not have music at all in their school. It is a loving, caring and academically challenging school that should be allowed to flourish.

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   Name: Rob Foley on Apr 3, 2009

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   Name: Laura Solomon on Apr 3, 2009

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   Name: Shaba Simmons on Apr 3, 2009

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   Name: Suzanne Thompson Turner on Apr 3, 2009

   Comments: This is a tragic loss for charter students. Schools are already doing more with less.

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6. 56
   Name: Peg Hoey, Equality Charter School on Apr 3, 2009

   Comments: We are opening Equality Charter School in September 2009, and these cuts will make it difficult to provide adequate programming for our 132 students.

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

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   Name: Bethany Mills on Apr 3, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Haj Yazdiha on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Gar Woertedyke on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Kenneth Montgomery on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Karolyn Silva on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Kevin D. Bean on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: As a co-founder and Board member of the VOICE Charter School located in (Long Island City) Queens, I know that our school is reaching disadvantaged families and their children and is an environment for learning that is having definite "school effect," i.e. every student is learning to their highest potential. Such a school--and the other public charter schools in New York--need and deserve a fair portion of public dollars. Poverty persists when even one child is denied his or her fundamental right to quality education. Such education is both a human right in itself and a necessary means of realizing other human rights. And so, such education opportunities as offered through our public charter schools is the best financial investment the state can make.

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: AS A PARENT OF A CHILD ATTENDING A CHARTER SCHOOL, I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIRST HAND SEE THE BENEFITS AND THE SUCESS OF CHARTER SCHOOLS. AS A CONCERNED PARENT WE URGE THAT THESE CUTS BE RECONSIDRED.

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    Name: Staci Tellex on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Jane Bottner on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Jeremy Abarno on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Megan Sexton on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Paul Wilson on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: Funding for education is crucial!! Charter schools represent a cost savings to the taxpayers of NYC. Charter schools are 100% public school education. Parents and children are the primary stakeholders in public education, every other consideration is secondary. Public education is the only way to move our state and country forward. Please do not move in the opposite direction of history, or you will be relegated to its dustbin. Thank you.

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    Name: Kate Ryan on Apr 3, 2009

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24. 74
    Name: Bridget Kelly on Apr 3, 2009

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25. 75
    Name: Patti Murphy on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: To reduce funding to public Charter Schools, who already receive less than District public schools, is both inequitable and unjust!

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26. 76
    Name: Kenya Chavis on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Jessica on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Dona Orozova on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Marc Cohen on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Cortney Thomas on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Doraelia Ruiz on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Gabrielle Napolitano on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Dona Orozova on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Wendy Ramos on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Jennifer McClory on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Alexcia on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Jennifer McClory on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Tara Almonte on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Alexcia on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Tanisha Miles on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Nicole Slk on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Brian Ferguson on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: Friends have children in charter schools

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    Name: Jennifer Weber on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: charter schools are the innovation incubators--please do not cut their lifeline. infusing the public schools and cutting charters is unfair and unbalanced.

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    Name: Nancy Roach on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: Our Charter School, Community Roots provides a superior education for a diverse student body. This is a PUBLIC SCHOOL that parents WANT to be a part of. Charter Schools provide a place for communities to use innovative approaches for education and by definition of their charter are held to a HIGHER standard of success and accountability than regular public school.Do not gratuitously and unfairly deprive our students and threaten their future by cutting funding in a budget that includes a 1.2 billion dollar increase in spending for education. It is imperative that this funding be restored.

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47. 97
    Name: Michael Randazzo on Apr 3, 2009

    Comments: Why is it that public school funding stays constant but the charter schools - which have less resources than their public school counterparts - are threatened with budget cuts

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Jeanette Kathriner on Apr 3, 2009

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    Name: Roberta Garbarini-Philippe on Apr 3, 2009

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