We want to see the tuition rates rising at a normal rate of less than 10%. Stop the budget cuts towards education. Education is a necessity and it needs to be treated as so. We want to see these changes made and we want to see them made now.
The stories shared in the comments reflect the genuine anxiety many families feel regarding these looming financial pressures. I am currently compiling these experiences to present directly to the board as a clear illustration of our collective concerns.
May 31, 2011
Seeing this level of support confirms that many others feel the same urgency regarding the future of our local education. This momentum suggests that our community is ready to engage in a deeper conversation about the value and necessity of our schools.
6 Comments
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Sarah Williamson
15 years ago
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my daughter school is already falling apart. how can they ask for more money when the roof is leaking everywhere
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David Frost
15 years ago
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Teachers are losing their jobs while costs go up. something is very wrong here.
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Mark Mwangi
15 years ago
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THIS IS ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS. STOP PRICING FAMILIES OUT OF AN EDUCATION.
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Lisa Hudson
15 years ago
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so tired of seeing my paycheck go entirely to tuition. give us a break.
K
Kevin Williamson
15 years ago
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The price hikes are getting out of control. We can barely keep up as it is.
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Jessica Hall
15 years ago
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Education is supposed to be for everyone not just the kids whose parents are millionaires. stop the cuts now.
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We want to see the tuition rates rising at a normal rate of less than 10%. Stop the budget cuts towards education. Education is a necessity and it needs to be treated as so. We want to see these changes made and we want to see them made now.
The stories shared in the comments reflect the genuine anxiety many families feel regarding these looming financial pressures. I am currently compiling these experiences to present directly to the board as a clear illustration of our collective concerns.
May 31, 2011
Seeing this level of support confirms that many others feel the same urgency regarding the future of our local education. This momentum suggests that our community is ready to engage in a deeper conversation about the value and necessity of our schools.
6 Comments
S
Sarah Williamson
15 years ago
Featured
my daughter school is already falling apart. how can they ask for more money when the roof is leaking everywhere
D
David Frost
15 years ago
Featured
Teachers are losing their jobs while costs go up. something is very wrong here.
M
Mark Mwangi
15 years ago
Featured
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS. STOP PRICING FAMILIES OUT OF AN EDUCATION.
L
Lisa Hudson
15 years ago
Featured
so tired of seeing my paycheck go entirely to tuition. give us a break.
K
Kevin Williamson
15 years ago
Featured
The price hikes are getting out of control. We can barely keep up as it is.
J
Jessica Hall
15 years ago
Featured
Education is supposed to be for everyone not just the kids whose parents are millionaires. stop the cuts now.
my daughter school is already falling apart. how can they ask for more money when the roof is leaking everywhere