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Save California's Early Childhood Education Title 5 Programs

Save California's Early Childhood Education Title 5 Programs

Closed — 27 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 3 months ago
California's Early Childhood Education Title 5 programs help set the foundation for children's academic success. This program is for parents who work and/or attend school/job training. These programs are for childcare with a set curriculum. It is not just a day care or a welfare program.These programs have a well structured curriculum in areas of math, science, language arts, music and art. These Child Development Centers (CDC) are for working parents, parents working to obtain job training and parents continuing their education. Governor Brown has proposed to cut 60,000 childcare slots across California. He is proposing that the money allocated for these slots be re-allocated to welfare programs. These cuts will not only effect 60,000 children and their parents but also the loss of jobs of the staff of these programs. I have emailed John A. Perez, Speaker of the Assembly District 46, asking for his support. 

Please help save these Title 5 Programs by doing one or all of the following: -Sign this petition & forward to anyone whom you might think would want to support this program

-Call John A. Perez @ (213) 620-4646 

-Print this petition gather signatures and email to: asmdc.org/speaker/email-john-a-perez or fax to: (213) 620-6319 Attn: John A. Perez 

-Mail a letter to District Office 320 West 4th Street Room 1050 Los Angeles, Ca 90013.  


As of June 29, 2012, these 60,000 childcare slots will be suspended. So please, help these children keep their deserved access to a wonderful educational program by adding your signature below. 

Updates

June 14, 2012

I have been spending my mornings calling the district office to demand answers about these proposed cuts. The silence from the Speaker is frustrating but I refuse to let them ignore the families who rely on these vital classrooms every day.

June 14, 2012

Seeing this momentum grow reminds me of how vital these classrooms are for families like mine who depend on them to work and learn. Your support proves that our community refuses to let these essential programs vanish without a fight.

3 Comments

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Sarah Sinclair
14 years ago Featured

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS. STOP CUTTING THE PROGRAMS THAT HELP PEOPLE BETTER THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES.

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Maria Foster
14 years ago Featured

my kids are in this program and it is the only reason i can finish my degree. do not take this away from us.

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David Crawford
14 years ago Featured

These programs are essential for working families. Taking away childcare makes it impossible for people to keep their jobs. Bad move governor.