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	<title>Comments on: Wear Blue to School on Feb. 10</title>
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		<title>By: Phyllis C. Murray</title>
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		<dc:creator>Phyllis C. Murray</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Feb 2009 04:17:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Tuesday, February 10, 2009 was UNITY DAY at  United Federation of Teachers P.S. 75X Chapter. This   was part of the nationwide &quot; Fight for American&#039;s Future:It&#039;s Dollars and Sense&quot; American Federation of Teachers campaign.  Throughout the nation, AFTers and their  friends and colleagues wore blue to work. They were  participating in a coast-to-coast Unity Day. The message was loud and clear: The members support our union&#039;s desire to restore the economy—and put the nation on track for long-term recovery—by making wise investments in schools, colleges, healthcare and other vital public services. 

 Unity Day  was also an opportunity to send our  message to  our New York State Senator.

2/10/2009


 
 
Dear Senator Charles E. Schumer,

As your constituents, we are calling on you to urgently and vigorously fight for the restoration of full education funding in the stimulus bill. Your support for this investment is vital to our students, to local taxpayers in your district who are feeling the pain of this recession, and to getting New York&#039;s economy back on track.

We are counting on you to stand up to restore the cuts to:

- the State Stabilization Fund ($79 billion to close education budget gaps)

- Title I funding ($13 billion) and

- school and public higher education modernization/facilities money.

Polls of your constituents show that even in tough times, they overwhelmingly reject cutting education. This money must remain in the stimulus package to help students in our public schools and colleges, restore state cuts to education, and bring new jobs to New York state. Please advocate fiercely for these essential resources for our state.

Sincerely,

P.S, 75X and P352@ 75X UFT Chapters</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Tuesday, February 10, 2009 was UNITY DAY at  United Federation of Teachers P.S. 75X Chapter. This   was part of the nationwide &#8221; Fight for American&#8217;s Future:It&#8217;s Dollars and Sense&#8221; American Federation of Teachers campaign.  Throughout the nation, AFTers and their  friends and colleagues wore blue to work. They were  participating in a coast-to-coast Unity Day. The message was loud and clear: The members support our union&#8217;s desire to restore the economy—and put the nation on track for long-term recovery—by making wise investments in schools, colleges, healthcare and other vital public services. </p>
<p> Unity Day  was also an opportunity to send our  message to  our New York State Senator.</p>
<p>2/10/2009</p>
<p>Dear Senator Charles E. Schumer,</p>
<p>As your constituents, we are calling on you to urgently and vigorously fight for the restoration of full education funding in the stimulus bill. Your support for this investment is vital to our students, to local taxpayers in your district who are feeling the pain of this recession, and to getting New York&#8217;s economy back on track.</p>
<p>We are counting on you to stand up to restore the cuts to:</p>
<p>- the State Stabilization Fund ($79 billion to close education budget gaps)</p>
<p>- Title I funding ($13 billion) and</p>
<p>- school and public higher education modernization/facilities money.</p>
<p>Polls of your constituents show that even in tough times, they overwhelmingly reject cutting education. This money must remain in the stimulus package to help students in our public schools and colleges, restore state cuts to education, and bring new jobs to New York state. Please advocate fiercely for these essential resources for our state.</p>
<p>Sincerely,</p>
<p>P.S, 75X and P352@ 75X UFT Chapters</p>
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