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I just got back from voting at the school, it was quite a process there as well. Good turnout.LadyJazzer wrote: Yep... Even though they made it as difficult as possible to actually VOTE in this election, I took the time & effort, (and about $15, total for 3 different "Certified Mail/Return-receipt-requested" mailings to prove that I requested the ballot, that I was eligible for the ballot, and to send in the ballot itself), to jump through all their hoops to vote by mail. I voted NO, and I voted FOR Baxter...
And if they lose, and try it again in the future, I'll vote NO again... You think sooner or later, they'll crack the code...
What does worry me, is that the proponents are the ones that hired the guy who is going to count the ballots... Uh-huh... "No, really...Trust us...He's impartial..." I think they should be counted by a county-official who does NOT live in the affected area...THEN I'll trust the vote-count...
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There was a young man ahead of me in line, and that was almost exactly his comment. He was voting for it so he had some place to take his kids. :bash :bashresidenttroll wrote: DO IT FOR THE KIDS!
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MamaRama wrote: Let them take their kids into TOWN...
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Our children’s education is one of the most important investments we will make in their future – and ours. A better-educated work force produces a better-paid work force and adds wealth to our communities.
Did you know that a high school diploma increases average lifetime earnings by $200,000? A college degree increases lifetime earnings by an additional $600,000, according to a 2002 study.
That’s why we have to ensure that Jeffco Public Schools continue to provide an excellent education to every student in our community.
This November, look for 3A/3B on the ballot. The $350 million bond package and $32 million mill levy override for Jeffco Public Schools means more academic options to enhance career skills and technical training, funding for increased graduation requirements, and an expansion of math and science in high school. The bond package will fund improvements in just about every school in the district as well as improved technology, safety and energy efficiency.
The $350 million bond package (3B) can be approved by voters with no tax increase for the homeowner. As for the mill levy override, homeowners would pay just $2.92 a month for every $100,000 of their home’s market value.
Jeffco Public Schools provide a great value for the price. Our kids are learning – student performance is strong. But we can’t afford to slow down now. If we don’t pass the mill levy override, Jeffco Public Schools will be forced to cut up to 500 teachers by 2013 and class sizes will increase.
Support our public schools, keep our property values strong and invest in our local economy – vote YES on 3A/3B! Visit [url=http://www.jeffcoschoolsyes.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;]http://www.jeffcoschoolsyes.com[/url].
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MamaRama wrote: Why should we have to move?? We are pretty happy here in the hills.. If your kids need entertainment, you take them for it. Don't expect my family to pay for your family's fun... NO REC CENTER!!!!!!
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