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Click here to see a 90-second video about how California budget cuts will impact students in San Joaquin County!
Is anyone listening?
Click here to find out more about the millions of dollars of cuts made as of July 1.
What can you do?
San Joaquin County will be forced to cut nearly $100 million. Students and schools did not create this budget problem, and their progress should not be undermined because of it. Please do not suspend Proposition 98, funding protection for our schools.
	Our children's education is the key to their future.