After cutting $860 million from PA public schools last year, Gov. Corbett calls for additional cuts in his proposed 2012-2013 state budget. The governor’s proposal calls for $100 million in additional cuts to public schools. If the governor’s plan is approved, public schools will have lost nearly $1 billion since he took office. The effects of these decisions are impacting our children. Schools are forced to eliminate programs such as kindergarten, music, art, library and transportation. Teaching staff, janitors, cafeteria staff and paraprofessionals have also been laid off which directly increases classroom size and diminishes quality services that your child is to receive. Sign the petition below telling our state legislators you want them to reinstate the funding to our public schools, NOW.
The momentum behind this petition has reached a level that allows us to move into direct negotiations with state legislative offices. I am currently finalizing a formal briefing document to present the data regarding these cuts during upcoming meetings at the Capitol.
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Sarah Simmons
14 years ago
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Schools are already struggling enough. Cutting more money is just plain wrong for the kids.
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David Farah
14 years ago
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Keep cutting and watch the property taxes skyrocket when the local districts try to make up for the loss. Terrible planning for PA.
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Mike Pearson
14 years ago
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This is rediculous. My kids are losing art and music because of this budget mess. Corbett needs to quit playing games with our future.
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After cutting $860 million from PA public schools last year, Gov. Corbett calls for additional cuts in his proposed 2012-2013 state budget. The governor’s proposal calls for $100 million in additional cuts to public schools. If the governor’s plan is approved, public schools will have lost nearly $1 billion since he took office. The effects of these decisions are impacting our children. Schools are forced to eliminate programs such as kindergarten, music, art, library and transportation. Teaching staff, janitors, cafeteria staff and paraprofessionals have also been laid off which directly increases classroom size and diminishes quality services that your child is to receive. Sign the petition below telling our state legislators you want them to reinstate the funding to our public schools, NOW.
The momentum behind this petition has reached a level that allows us to move into direct negotiations with state legislative offices. I am currently finalizing a formal briefing document to present the data regarding these cuts during upcoming meetings at the Capitol.
3 Comments
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Sarah Simmons
14 years ago
Featured
Schools are already struggling enough. Cutting more money is just plain wrong for the kids.
D
David Farah
14 years ago
Featured
Keep cutting and watch the property taxes skyrocket when the local districts try to make up for the loss. Terrible planning for PA.
M
Mike Pearson
14 years ago
Featured
This is rediculous. My kids are losing art and music because of this budget mess. Corbett needs to quit playing games with our future.
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Schools are already struggling enough. Cutting more money is just plain wrong for the kids.