May 21, 2013
By Matthew Grady for NewsWorks, @MMGrady
Standing before hundreds of parents and students gathered in the
Roxborough High School auditorium, Timothy Boyle, a math teacher at AMY
Northwest, asked the audience about the basic tasks of school personnel.
"Who is going to meet with students to review their high school options for next year?" he asked.
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Stakeholders from all over Northwest Philadelphia gather in Gorgas Park to protest the city's education budget.
Parents, teachers and students gathered in Gorgas Park in Roxborough
on Monday night to rally in protest against the proposed school district
cuts and closing of schools.
“We have people here from all over the Northwest,” said parent
organizer Rebecca Poyourow. “There are people here from Mt. Airy and
Chestnut Hill as well as Roxborough and Manayunk.
Kids and parents as well as a few teachers and principals held up
signs that said things like “save our schools,” and “we need sports.”
Sabra Townsend has a child who attends the Dobson School, and she was
there to speak for the special education students in the district.
“All children should have the right to an education,” Townsend said.
“A special education child is just as deserving of an education as any
other child.”