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Override the Governor's Veto of HB50!

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Beth Chambers
11 years ago

Bring joy back to the classrooms and let the children be taught by the wonderful dedicated professionals our teachers are! You were blessed with that advantage and today's kids should be too.

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Thomas Leighty
11 years ago

It has become painfully obvious that the Givernor has been bought out by special interest groups and cares little for the children of Delaware.

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Sheryl Markowitz
11 years ago

Shame on you Markell.

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Eric Gustafson
11 years ago

The Governor knows nothing but what he is told by RODEL and their minions.

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Susan Jones
11 years ago Featured

As a parent of students who attend Delaware public schools, it is MY right to determine MY kids' educational needs, learning and assessment, NOT the Governor. I stand AGAINST his veto and will not accept it.

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Sabrina Fitzhugh
11 years ago

His job is to listen to the people. These kids don't need to sit for hours to take a test to tell us what teachers, parents, and schools already know.

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Angela Twardowski
11 years ago

Those who know what's best for students are the ones who are IN the classrooms everyday! Teachers!!! Like myself.

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Jason O'Neill
11 years ago

The parents want this, the legislators backed that mandate - please override the Governor's veto of HB50 to restore parental rights in the education process.

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Maureen Keeney
11 years ago

Let's support our Teachers and Students. Let the patents make this important decision . It is time ,

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Mary Schorse
11 years ago Featured

Public sentiment toward standardized testing was accurately captured by our representatives who overwhelmingly voted in support of this legislative action. Why the veto on what the public wants?

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Eric Beaman
11 years ago

When everybody wants opt out and one compromised person doesn't, are we going to let them pervert democracy?

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Rebecca Lovin
11 years ago

We've always had the right and this legislation supports that. Our house and senate support that. The agenda of the Governor on this is misplaced and more needs to be done regarding testing in our state before one individual should have the say over every parent in the State.

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deb brown
11 years ago

The government does not own our children.Under the Constitution, which Markell swore to uphold and defend, forcing students to take the test is unconstitutional, and has been ruled so in many states. Time for a little civil disobedience, and a lawsuit!

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Christine Van Cleaf
11 years ago

My child, my choice.

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GIFFIN BOWEN
11 years ago

Allow parents to take care of their children without the intimidation and scare tactics prescribed by DOE

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Tracy Eastburn
11 years ago

its all about the $$$$

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Margaret Cassling
11 years ago

The tests are invalid and distort the entire learning process.

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Lori collins
11 years ago

Please let parents have this choice to opt their children out, kids with special needs have a hard enough time with school work let alone a test that does not help them in any way. Also, How is it lawful that children with IEPs receive accommadations on a daily basis to help them learn yet don't get any for this test. It is not fair to these children who have to work so hard on a daily basis and then set them up for failure all for what, money!!

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Angela Smiley
11 years ago

Pass HB50 for our children!

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D Halliwell
11 years ago

Revote