The council has reversed the planned budget cuts and confirmed that our school funding will remain intact. This outcome belongs to everyone who recognized the importance of protecting classrooms during a difficult financial period. We must remain attentive to how these resources are managed moving forward, but for today, we …
We oppose cuts to school budgets in Edinburgh in 2010-11. We believe that education must be a priority in the city and that school budgets are already stretched as far as they can go.
Reaching one hundred signatures shows that many people in this city value the future of our classrooms as much as I do. It is heartening to see this level of concern growing steadily as we try to protect the resources that our students require.
Reached 100 supporters
November 30, 2009
4 Comments
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Sarah Bauer
16 years ago
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Enough is enough. The teachers are working so hard and they dont need this extra pressure on their budgets.
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Douglas Atkinson
16 years ago
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RIDICULOUS. EDINBURGH CITY COUNCIL NEEDS TO GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER AND FIND THE MONEY ELSEWHERE.
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Fiona Mansour
16 years ago
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really worried about what this means for after school clubs. hope they reconsider.
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Hamish Coleman
16 years ago
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my kids school is already falling apart. stop taking money away from the classroom its disgraceful.
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The council has reversed the planned budget cuts and confirmed that our school funding will remain intact. This outcome belongs to everyone who recognized the importance of protecting classrooms during a difficult financial period. We must remain attentive to how these resources are managed moving forward, but for today, we …
We oppose cuts to school budgets in Edinburgh in 2010-11. We believe that education must be a priority in the city and that school budgets are already stretched as far as they can go.
Reaching one hundred signatures shows that many people in this city value the future of our classrooms as much as I do. It is heartening to see this level of concern growing steadily as we try to protect the resources that our students require.
Reached 100 supporters
November 30, 2009
4 Comments
S
Sarah Bauer
16 years ago
Featured
Enough is enough. The teachers are working so hard and they dont need this extra pressure on their budgets.
D
Douglas Atkinson
16 years ago
Featured
RIDICULOUS. EDINBURGH CITY COUNCIL NEEDS TO GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER AND FIND THE MONEY ELSEWHERE.
F
Fiona Mansour
16 years ago
Featured
really worried about what this means for after school clubs. hope they reconsider.
H
Hamish Coleman
16 years ago
Featured
my kids school is already falling apart. stop taking money away from the classroom its disgraceful.
Enough is enough. The teachers are working so hard and they dont need this extra pressure on their budgets.