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Stop Furlough Fridays: Rally for Education

This petition calls on Hawaii's governor, legislature, Department of Education, Board of Education, and Teachers Association to find alternative solutions to "Furlough Fridays" which close schools one Friday a month due to budget cuts. It asks them to keep schools open, teachers working, and students engaged. It announces a rally on October 23rd from 10am to 1pm at the Capitol to protest Furlough Fridays and advocate for educating, protecting, and respecting Hawaii's children.

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Stop Furlough Fridays: Rally for Education

This petition calls on Hawaii's governor, legislature, Department of Education, Board of Education, and Teachers Association to find alternative solutions to "Furlough Fridays" which close schools one Friday a month due to budget cuts. It asks them to keep schools open, teachers working, and students engaged. It announces a rally on October 23rd from 10am to 1pm at the Capitol to protest Furlough Fridays and advocate for educating, protecting, and respecting Hawaii's children.

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Petition to Find Alternative Solutions

to Furlough Fridays
Sponsored by Hawaii Education Matters and Kanu Hawaii

We, the people of Hawaii, are calling upon the


Governor, Legislature, Department of Education,
Board of Education and Hawaii State Teachers
Association to find the resources and funding
necessary to keep our schools open, our teachers
working and our students engaged and educated.
Stop Furlough Fridays. Educate, protect, and
respect the children of Hawaii.

Join the Rally!


October 23, 2009 at the Capitol from 10:00 am to 1:00pm

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