Save
Our Schools
Take
a look at the Neighboring Counties Tax
Rate Comparison chart to see where Blue Ridge ranks.
Campaign
plan
The
SOS committee is planning to kick off the referendum campaign as
soon as school is back in session following the Winter Break (Jan.
5). It is vital to the students' education that the upcoming referendum
passes. A 'yes' vote will mean continued quality education; a 'no'
vote will mean the slow death of our district.
Would
you be willing to help make this campaign successful? SOS is needing
volunteers for several 'jobs.'
SOS
Neighborhood Captains
SOS Neighborhood Callers
SOS Coffee Hosts/Hostesses
Celebration
As
you can see, this job can only be accomplished by having a large
number of volunteers willing to drive the referendum to a positive
vote. Would you be willing to help in some way? Contact Tori
Homann if you are available to help get a 'yes' vote March 16.
As
we move through this school year, please take a moment to think
about what our town would be like if all our kids were sent to another
district for school...empty buildings, empty gyms and ball fields,
quiet crosswalks, silent playgrounds. Our children deserve better,
and it's up to the adults to fund their education. Together we can,
we should, we will SAVE OUR SCHOOLS!
Malinda
Snow
Chair
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