As a retired educator, every opportunity that you give to children is a teaching and learning moment in their lives. They need all of the exposure they can get to let them then run at their own pace. All children grasp things differently and they must have those extra chances. Do not give our children less than they deserve. Please retain the violin program at 61.
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Britany Libutti
4 months ago
WE HAVE TO STOP CUTTING ARTISTIC ENRICHMENTS
CHILDREN NEED ARTS OUTLETS
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Kevin Watson
4 months ago
Please protect the arts. Please protect public broadcasting.
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William OConnor
4 months ago
Fund the arts.
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Philip Martino
4 months ago
RIT added a music program because they discovered a high number of engineers took music in school Correlation. I think so
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Leslie Nickerson
4 months ago
As a violinist from a young age, I can confirm that my early music education set me up for success in academics and taught me to be a more empathetic, creative and hardworking person. Every child should have this opportunity.
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Rachelle Francis
4 months ago
The arts are what makes us human.
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Dimitrius Turner
4 months ago
Kid's need natured mental growth, don't take that away.
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India Walton
4 months ago
“Everyone deserves beauty”
- Lorna C Hill
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Tia Jackson
4 months ago
For the kids.
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Tracy Marino
4 months ago
Now more than ever time must be chiseled out to inspire creativity!!!
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Aaron Staebell
4 months ago
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Why must we continue to advocate for something that brings so much joy and good to the world? Buffalo has long been an incubator for incredible musicians and artists that go on to represent the city on an international level yet it is always readily on the chopping block. It’s time to reevaluate these priorities.
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Stacy VanBlarcom
4 months ago
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The loss of these programs, including the violin program led by a world class musician, would be detrimental to so many youth in the Buffalo community. Do not cut them.
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CARMEN KLINE
4 months ago
Please support the Arts
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April
4 months ago
Arts are an integral part of a well rounded education and should not be up for debate.
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Charles
4 months ago
Overfund education
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Thomas O Neil White
4 months ago
Save the arts!
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Michael Bernhardt
4 months ago
The arts are vital for children, don't mess this up.
As a retired educator, every opportunity that you give to children is a teaching and learning moment in their lives. They need all of the exposure they can get to let them then run at their own pace. All children grasp things differently and they must have those extra chances. Do not give our children less than they deserve. Please retain the violin program at 61.
WE HAVE TO STOP CUTTING ARTISTIC ENRICHMENTS CHILDREN NEED ARTS OUTLETS
Please protect the arts. Please protect public broadcasting.
Fund the arts.
RIT added a music program because they discovered a high number of engineers took music in school Correlation. I think so
As a violinist from a young age, I can confirm that my early music education set me up for success in academics and taught me to be a more empathetic, creative and hardworking person. Every child should have this opportunity.
The arts are what makes us human.
Kid's need natured mental growth, don't take that away.
“Everyone deserves beauty” - Lorna C Hill
For the kids.
Now more than ever time must be chiseled out to inspire creativity!!!
Why must we continue to advocate for something that brings so much joy and good to the world? Buffalo has long been an incubator for incredible musicians and artists that go on to represent the city on an international level yet it is always readily on the chopping block. It’s time to reevaluate these priorities.
The loss of these programs, including the violin program led by a world class musician, would be detrimental to so many youth in the Buffalo community. Do not cut them.
Please support the Arts
Arts are an integral part of a well rounded education and should not be up for debate.
Overfund education
Save the arts!
The arts are vital for children, don't mess this up.
It is a travesty to cut arts funding in a school
Keep the arts available!