A wise man, Benjamin Franklin, once said, “An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” With the school budget a hot topic and a looming vote, we ask all Bristol and Warren …
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A wise man, Benjamin Franklin, once said, “An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” With the school budget a hot topic and a looming vote, we ask all Bristol and Warren citizens to take notice.
Long-term planning to fully fund our schools this year and in the years to come is the right investment in our future citizens and community members. Quality schools benefit all segments of our community, not just families with school age children.
This is an opportunity for positive leadership and creative, forward-thinking solutions, which doesn’t necessarily have to mean higher taxes.
Let’s be aware! Let’s get involved! Let’s prioritize education!
Come join as our school budget is being discussed.
Thank you.
The authors are members of Bristol Warren Community Advocates for Education.
Brian and Trish Willner
85 Kingswood Road, Bristol
Reuben and Carly Reich
99 Aaron Ave., Bristol
Rob and Gwen Hancock
11 Juniper Court, Bristol
Patrick and Cady Harrington
13 Wheeler Ave., Bristol
Shannon Rozea
19 Sunnyside Ave., Bristol
Bart Ferris and Nina Murphy
142 High St., Bristol
Marny Kindness
11 Parker Ave., Warren
Sheila Dobbyn
15 Cottage St., Warren
Tom and Sally Deal
60 Sherman Ave., Bristol
Kim Fryling-Resare
7 Wayland Road, Bristol
Jen Devine
Bristol
Anne Bartoszuk
Warren