In the meantime, you will find information and analysis on the budget issue that Franklin faces for fiscal year 2008 and beyond.
To save some searching, I have put all that I have written in one collection here: The Franklin Override Collection
Other sources for information on the Franklin Fiscal Year 2008 Budget
- The School Superintendent’s Budget Information Page
- Data on Franklin Schooling Spending
- Stephen Whalen’s Analysis of Franklin’s Property Tax Burden
- The Override Facebook of Franklin High Students (registration required):
- The Town Administrator has put together a memorandum answering typical citizen questions about the May 22 vote which you can view by clicking here. He has also set up a TA’s budget page
New reader or regular, you should be aware that my wife is a kindergarten teacher in Franklin. My two daughters are recent (2004, 2006) products of the Franklin School system and both are doing well in college. There are a few other good reasons for me to be writing about this issue. I will continue to elaborate on them here.
The schools educate our future. Our family has worked hard to get where we are today. We'd like to be able to dream of a good future here in Franklin. Stay tuned for what happens on Franklin's 2008 Budget.
This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteFYI the deleted comment was a s*p*a*m comment and had nothing to do with the override discussion
ReplyDeleteall s*p*a*m comments are deleted regularly
It's true that school education is really important. As there are the basic lessons for children starting.
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice blog and a nice apple picture/image. Children's need to be taught from the beginning itself so that they could understand the exact meaning of education.
ReplyDelete