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February 27, 2012

Monday, February 27: Is more $$$ the answer to our city schools' woes?

There are few issues as emotional, or as important, than education.  One of the most important issue related to education, of course, is its funding: who funds education and how much money should be given?  The issue was reignited once again with Governor Corbett's budget, which cut funding to higher education.  Joining us for this important conversation were:

  • Kevin Deely, Easton School District Teacher
  • Dawn Chavous, Students First Pennsylvania 
  • Jeff Glazier, Allentown School Board (former member) 
  • Ron Angle, Former Northampton County Council

Tune in tonight (Monday, February 27), 8pm on WFMZ-TV to catch the show!

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