As proud supporters of Concord public schools, we know that proposed Concord School Charter Amendments 1 and 2 on the November 5th ballot won’t change the decision about the new middle school location, but will create lasting harm to our public schools and our school district.
Whether we support rebuild at Rundlett, the Broken Ground location, or just want the middle school built without further delay, we all agree that the proposed charter amendments are wrong for Concord students and families.
Read on to learn more about why Concord residents Vote NO on School Charter Amendments 1 and 2. Then join your neighbors to help defeat these amendments.
Featured Voices
Vote no on charter amendments one and two, Heidi Crumrine, District teacher and parent
The charter amendments are not the solution, Cara Meeker, School Board member and District parent
Count me as a ‘no’ on questions one and two in Concord, Jennifer Kretovic, Ward 3 City Councilor
Don’t Change the School Board Charter Over a Single Decision, Bill Glahn, former school board member and charter commission member
Charter Amendments Miss the Mark, Cara Meeker, School Board member and district parent
Concord Monitor, My Turn: Our students deserve a better middle school, Linda O’Rourke, Rundlett teacher
Vote No on Amendments 1 & 2, Molly McCrum, Rundlett teacher and district parent
Opinion: On charter changes in Concord, Ralph Jimenez, former member of Concord Monitor editorial board and Concord resident
More statements available on our letters page
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