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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_0149 (2)WUN 1 V93 132 Especially like to support the extra 25 teachers that is recommended by the schools. It makes a difference in being no combination class and no classes starting school with 27 or 28 pupils on roll. She asked the board to think positively about the long-range planning for the schools. Rhea Lippard - Represents Central Elementary School. She is volunteer coordinator and also parent counsel member and coordinator for parent care which is an advocacy program in Iredell County for children with special needs. She is in support of the extended budget and also of the long- term facility plan. Melinda Payne - Central Elementary - PTO president for 93-94. She is substitute teacher and a volunteer. Has three children, 10, 7, and 2. Asking that the board give great consideration and adopt the regular budget and support the extension budget in order to reduce class size and add additional teaching staff and fund the reading recovery Chapter i programs. She is in favor of the long range facility plan and thinks it should be voted on this fall. Jeff Watt - PTO officer at Central Elementary School. He is concerned about business people moving to town and living in other counties so their children could go to other schools rather than Iredell's. Neil Furr - Fifth Street Shelter. Provides shelter to homeless people. The only agency that provides safe and secure and confidential shelter to women in danger. Provide holiday meals. Linda Buckbee - West Iredell Middle School - president of PIE. They have a hard working group of teachers, parents, and students. She encourages the board to support the proposed budget and the long range facilities plan. Annie Niblock - As a parent from Cool Spring, this is the best place to have a family and she wants the county commissioners to fund the expansion budget by the school board. Scott Neely: Spoke on behalf of the Parents Renaissance at Statesville High School. Parents urge the commissioners to fully fund the expansion budget as presented. Eddie Guy - He asked the board to hold the line on the schools. Don't spend more of the taxpayers' money. Carol Hoover - Pressly PTO - As a business person and an active volunteer and vice president of the Division of Education for the Greater Statesville Chamber of Commerce. Supports the proposed operating budget as well as the long range facility plan. Collen Buckhower, Co -President of Pressly School PTO. Two children in the school system, a volunteer and substitute teacher and taxpayer. Asked the board to support the expansion plan and long-range facility plan. Sherry Thompson - Mt. Mourne PTA - As a citizen in South Iredell, she would like to thank the teachers and educators. The conditions are very stressful and very crowded. She urged the board's approval of the continuation and expansion of the budget and the financing plan recommended by the school board with an early fall referendum. No name - Parent of a 5th Grader at Harmony and a five-year old boy. Minister of 1400 -member congregation of Baptist. He would be glad to pay more taxes to go to the schools.