Call
to Action
Without additional funding support from the
Board of Supervisors, CCPS cannot fund reduced class size, material resources
and any meaningful increase in
your take home pay. The minimal
increases we see “on paper” vanish with increasing health care premiums and
contributions to VRS.
THE TIME HAS
COME FOR YOU
TO SAY ENOUGH
IS ENOUGH!
Contact
members of the BOS and share your story. Let them know how reductions in funding
support have hurt your classroom and
your family. Do you work a second or third
job? Are the ever increasing demands
draining you of energy to do your best work? Are you considering leaving the
profession you love? Tell them your
story! Text, e-mail, phone call!
Tell
each BOS member that you need him/her to support advertising a tax rate of no
less than 98 cents. A three cent
increase in the current rate could generate over $9 million in additional
funding.
Reach
out
to your friends and community contacts and ask them to make contacts with the
BOS as well. Use your social networks,
personal e-mail lists and relationships with parents and business leaders. Help
them understand how the continuing reductions in funding are negatively
impacting your classroom and your ability to be fully committed to the CCPS
community.
THE TIME FOR SILENT, CLOSED-DOOR, COMPLAINING IS OVER. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
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Clover Hill District
Arthur S. (Art) Warren
Office: (804)
748-1211
Voice Mail: (804) 768-7396
E-Mail: warrena@chesterfield.gov
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Matoaca District
Steve A. Elswick, Vice-Chairman
Office: (804) 748-1211
Voice Mail: (804) 768-7400
E-:Mail: elswicks@chesterfield.gov
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Make
contacts only from a personal computer or smartphone and during non-contract
hours.
Gather friends and
family to attend the BOS meeting on January 22, 2014.
Wear red for public ed!
The Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors
meetings are held in the Public Meeting Room, 10001 Iron Bridge Road. Sessions
typically begin at 3 p.m., break at 5 p.m. for dinner, and then resume at 6:30
p.m