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As I look back on my New Year’s resolutions, I realize that 2009 was not a good year for me.
My goals to cut education funding and spend the money on special interest groups and give tax breaks to the rich were thwarted continuously by those people at the Florida Education Association.
See how they did it: Take a look at my 2009 New Year’s Resolutions Revisited.
My goals to cut education funding and spend the money on special interest groups and give tax breaks to the rich were thwarted continuously by those people at the Florida Education Association.
See how they did it: Take a look at my 2009 New Year’s Resolutions Revisited.
Resolution 1
Stop Florida residents from working together to
Make Our Schools a Priority.
Make Our Schools a Priority.
Result:
It seems like everyone, kids, parents, educators, and community members, are concerned about our future, so they're helping to Make Our Schools a Priority now.
The examples of their united front are endless: From one parent writing a letter to their legislator about improving funding for their child's school to thousands of concerned citizens gathering together for education rallies around the state.
The examples of their united front are endless: From one parent writing a letter to their legislator about improving funding for their child's school to thousands of concerned citizens gathering together for education rallies around the state.My attempts to stop the Make Our Schools a Priority momentum were futile.
