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Hundreds of students, parents, and educators flooded the New Milford green this week, rallying against nearly $2 million in proposed cuts to the school budget. The passionate demonstration highlighted the community's commitment to maintaining quality education for its children. Supporters of the budget gathered to express their concerns over the potential impact these cuts could have on educational programs, staff positions, and overall student support services.
Participants carried signs and chanted slogans emphasizing the importance of investing in education. Many attendees shared personal stories about how school programs have positively influenced their lives and the lives of their children. The atmosphere was charged with determination as speakers took to the mic, urging residents to voice their opposition to the cuts.
Local educators emphasized that the budget reductions could lead to a loss of vital teaching positions and resources necessary for student success. The rally aimed to unify the community in a call to action, encouraging residents to advocate for a budget that adequately supports the educational needs of New Milford's youth.
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