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solve the budget problem. “Clos- ing schools would provide only a small percentage of the money they need to make up their huge budget deficits. Yet the decisions they are making here means that schools that are closed will be gone forever,” she said, adding, “For us, that means our historic school will sit empty, or be sold, or serve as some administrative satellite….”
At a meeting on Oct. 25, Ron Bennett, president and chief executive officer of School Services of California, and Stover each gave sepa- rate presentations to the San Diego Board of Education. The presentations were open to the public and community mem- bers were given the opportu- nity to make comments. Bennett’s presentation outlined the State’s involvement with the current budget situation. Stover gave an updated presenta- tion from his Oct. 10 meeting with the Franklin parents and volunteers regarding early rec- ommendations and reiterated that no decision would be made at the Oct. 25 meeting.
The suggestions made in
Stover’s presentation included the closure of the following Elementary Schools: Cubber- ley, Cadman, Marvin, Cabrillo, Paradise Hills and Vista Grande. Franklin Elementary in Kens- ington also remains on Stover’s list for closure.
Stover said, “Some people
are confused about why they [would] close school number one and number two, but not
Families and volunteers gathered to show support for their schools, including Franklin Elementary, which is on the list for closure. (Photo by Daniel Solomon)
number four, but this is not just data-driven. There are factors that can not be quantified.” 80 community members signed up to make a statement and many wore colored shirts representing the different schools. At the next meeting, the
Board of Education is scheduled to read the first set of community
recommendations regarding any or all of the school closures. It is scheduled for Nov. 29 at the Eu- gene Brucker Education Center, located at 4100 Normal St. However, it is unclear whether the meeting on Nov. 29, as well as a Dec. 13 meeting, both scheduled so the committe may read community recommendations, will still occur. u
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