Class Size Matters/ Put the Public Back in Public Education Coalition
STOP THE REORGANIZATION AND BUDGET CUTS!
To Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Klein:
Since the start of your administration, our children have been subjected to six years of continuous restructuring, resulting in chaos, disruption and no real improvement in our schools. Instead of more accountability and transparency, we have gotten less. Instead of more involvement, public school parents have been shut out of decision-making on every level and our concerns treated with contempt.
Your latest reorganization proposals are the riskiest yet
total nonsense. stop treating our schools like a business experiment and let the teachers do their jobs.
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Maria Norton
19 years ago
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My kids classroom is already packed like sardines. Stop cutting the budget and start listening to the parents who actually have to deal with this mess.
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Jason Williamson
19 years ago
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So tired of this. Klein needs to go. Its always the kids who lose out when they mess with the funding.
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Elena Mitchell
19 years ago
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Keep big city politics out of the classrooms. My daughter deserves a real education not these constant reorganizations that dont fix a single thing.
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Robert Cooper
19 years ago
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FIX THE BUDGET. CUT THE WASTE NOT THE TEACHERS.
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Sarah Chapman
19 years ago
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Enough with the constant changes. the kids need stability not more administrative chaos. leave our public schools alone!
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Class Size Matters/ Put the Public Back in Public Education Coalition
STOP THE REORGANIZATION AND BUDGET CUTS!
To Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Klein:
Since the start of your administration, our children have been subjected to six years of continuous restructuring, resulting in chaos, disruption and no real improvement in our schools. Instead of more accountability and transparency, we have gotten less. Instead of more involvement, public school parents have been shut out of decision-making on every level and our concerns treated with contempt.
Your latest reorganization proposals are the riskiest yet
total nonsense. stop treating our schools like a business experiment and let the teachers do their jobs.
M
Maria Norton
19 years ago
Featured
My kids classroom is already packed like sardines. Stop cutting the budget and start listening to the parents who actually have to deal with this mess.
J
Jason Williamson
19 years ago
Featured
So tired of this. Klein needs to go. Its always the kids who lose out when they mess with the funding.
E
Elena Mitchell
19 years ago
Featured
Keep big city politics out of the classrooms. My daughter deserves a real education not these constant reorganizations that dont fix a single thing.
R
Robert Cooper
19 years ago
Featured
FIX THE BUDGET. CUT THE WASTE NOT THE TEACHERS.
S
Sarah Chapman
19 years ago
Featured
Enough with the constant changes. the kids need stability not more administrative chaos. leave our public schools alone!
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total nonsense. stop treating our schools like a business experiment and let the teachers do their jobs.