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Keep Spencerport Schools for Spencerport Students

Keep Spencerport Schools for Spencerport Students

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Started by Amy Visca 11 years, 9 months ago

Hello Spencerport Families,

On Tuesday December 9th the Spencerport Boardof Education will be asked to pass the implementation of the Urban Suburban Program into our schools. Once accepted, students are permanent to our classes and more can be added yearly.

Please keep Spencerport school resources allocated to our Spencerport students.

Please Sign and (if you can!) attend the Board Meeting this Tuesday, December 9th at Munn Elementary at 7:00pm. We will be given an opportunity to speak to the board of education before they make their permanent ruling.

Thank you Spencerport.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

December 5, 2014

December 4, 2014

I have been hearing from so many of you who are worried about how our classroom resources will be stretched thin. The board of education needs to understand that our community is paying close attention to this decision before they vote.

Reached 100 supporters

December 4, 2014

December 3, 2014

We are getting so near our goal of two hundred fifty signatures. Please take a moment right now to send this link to your neighbors because the board needs to see exactly how many of us are worried about our schools.

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Aaron Benson
11 years ago Featured

This is not a fair program and it will cost the taxpayers more money. The district gets state aid for each student and we pay school taxes on top of that. Who is going to pay the school taxes that would normally be generated from a in-district studen'ts household?

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Kathleen Langton-Kiyak
11 years ago Featured

The real issue is what this does to the city school district. If we continue to pick out there highest performers then is there any doubt they will continue to struggle with attendance and graduation rates?

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Barbara Momano
11 years ago Featured

This decision shouldn't be made by school board members alone. It should be a district wide decision. I hope all attend the meeting to voice their opinions.

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Carl P. Marchand
11 years ago Featured

Having been educated and raised in Spencerport I am concerned that the benefit to our community is not explained. This is a great example of expenditure of resources for people that have no vested interest in this community other than to garner tax payer subsidies. How does NYS benefit is questionable?

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Margaret A Hurst
11 years ago Featured

i have worked my adult life to keep my family in Spencerport and SCSD and strongly oppose this program. Our kids can be taught about diversity, patience, compassion without bussing in kids from other areas. I pay my taxes to support Spencerport kids and families and have for the last 33 years. NO to this program--sorry!!!!

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Raymond C. Kuntz Jr.
11 years ago Featured

I moved from the city, in 1977, so when I had children they could go to a good school system. I have paid Spencerport school taxes for many years now. How do you bus kids to our schools when they don't pay Spencerport school taxes.

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john chinappi
11 years ago

The urban suburban program is pure and simple a money grab, ineffective and is racially bias, therefore should have never been considered in the first place. the people of Spencerport struggled and worked to earn the right to live in this district and so should everyone else who wants their children to go to school here. no school should support such a program its just another form of welfare and will only serve to bring the quality of education down in our district. the city school districts carry the same programs our schools have what makes the Spencerport school board think our teachers are better than city school teachers if a child wants to learn they will learn in any enviroment regardless of school districts

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ken geil
11 years ago

What is in this for MR CRUMB ? Next time he runs for higher office does he want inner city votes ?