Rally to keep the freeze

A group of concerned citizens (who are not affiliated with any particular organization) have organized a rally to protest Governor McDonnell’s proposed education cuts, hoping to “keep the freeze,” referring to the Local Composite Index which if updated would mean a redistribution of funds to Virginia schools.

A group of concerned citizens (who are not affiliated with any particular organization) have organized a rally to protest Governor McDonnell’s proposed education cuts and “keep the freeze,” referring to the Local Composite Index which if updated would mean a redistribution of funds to Virginia schools.

From their flier:

With Governor McDonnell’s cuts and a change in the Local Composite Index, Richmond Public Schools stands to lose over 38 million dollars. But Richmond is not alone in this; Henrico, Hanover, Chesterfield, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Hampton Roads are in the same boat. Our legislators need to know where we stand on this issue. Please help us get out the word, and meet us at 12:30pm this Sunday, February 21st, at the Capitol Building in support of the “SAVE OUR SCHOOLS – KEEP THE FREEZE” campaign. We encourage you to take a stand for the education of our children!

Please bring homemade posters, banners, ribbons, and buttons with “SAVE OUR SCHOOLS – KEEP THE FREEZE” as we rally together to keep our classrooms free of drastic cuts!

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Valerie Catrow

Valerie Catrow is editor of RVAFamily, mother to a mop-topped first grader, and always really excited to go to bed.

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