The Board of Education has officially reversed their position and our faculty will retain their roles. I appreciate the commitment shown by the 127 people who supported this effort. We will remain attentive to future board proceedings to ensure these positions remain secure.
June 27, 2015
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April 27, 2015
The response from our community has been profound and underscores the importance of this cause. This collective momentum confirms that our faculty and administration have significant public backing behind them. We will now focus our efforts on ensuring this message is presented to the Board of Education.
Reached 100 supporters
April 27, 2015
40 Comments
My daughter has been a hard working music teacher at Mary Costello who had given 100% to the children of Gloucester City. After 8 years she one that is losing her job.
These teachers are part if our family. They are the ones who have spent countless hours helping to mold our children into the people they are today,
I hope this will help everyone to see that the budget cuts are hurting the future of our children.
I think the BOE should reverse their decision and find other ways to save and bring money into the district. I think they should start with the preschool program and the after school programs for grades 1st thru 6th. Other towns dont provide those services for free why should we? Why not charge for those services? its just a suggestion.
these teachers dont deserve tbis is we are so in debt then why are we building another school.
I demand we save this program!!!
It would be a disgrace to eliminate the adult education program
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The Board of Education has officially reversed their position and our faculty will retain their roles. I appreciate the commitment shown by the 127 people who supported this effort. We will remain attentive to future board proceedings to ensure these positions remain secure.
June 27, 2015
Final supporters
Updates
April 27, 2015
The response from our community has been profound and underscores the importance of this cause. This collective momentum confirms that our faculty and administration have significant public backing behind them. We will now focus our efforts on ensuring this message is presented to the Board of Education.
Reached 100 supporters
April 27, 2015
40 Comments
I stand behind this school and my children love their school. I have one graduating this year and one has two more years to go.They have always received a great education there . Cutting teacher's jobs to build a new school is CRAZY . KEEP THE TEACHERS
My daughter has been a hard working music teacher at Mary Costello who had given 100% to the children of Gloucester City. After 8 years she one that is losing her job.
These teachers are part if our family. They are the ones who have spent countless hours helping to mold our children into the people they are today,
I hope this will help everyone to see that the budget cuts are hurting the future of our children.
I think the BOE should reverse their decision and find other ways to save and bring money into the district. I think they should start with the preschool program and the after school programs for grades 1st thru 6th. Other towns dont provide those services for free why should we? Why not charge for those services? its just a suggestion.
these teachers dont deserve tbis is we are so in debt then why are we building another school.
I demand we save this program!!!
It would be a disgrace to eliminate the adult education program
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I stand behind this school and my children love their school. I have one graduating this year and one has two more years to go.They have always received a great education there . Cutting teacher's jobs to build a new school is CRAZY . KEEP THE TEACHERS