Special ed teacher and Brighton EA member Sharyl Kay Lawson explains how passing the education funding ballot initiative will help teachers support students in this Colorado Statesman article... “For most of the teachers, what happens in their four walls is what really matters to them,” said Lawson. “Do I have enough money for textbooks? Do I have enough money for pencils and paper? Do we have the materials I need to teach that science lesson? “We’ve stuck it out through a really hard time the last four years, just constantly seeing our budgets cut,” she continued. “This is like a ray of hope.” CEA is part of the coalition "Colorado Commits to Kids" supporting the effort to increase investment in public education through a voter ballot measure in November.
Posted on: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 17:03:12 +0000
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