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Do you think it’s better for kids to be in the classroom or locked out?

Our two Republican Legislative District 3 Representatives, Joseph Chaplik and Alexander Kolodin, both voted no on the school funding vote, essentially locking out the kids. Fortunately, they were in the minority on this issue. I suspect they were much more willing to keep schools open during the early days of COVID. This is a bit confusing.

Thanks to State Senator John Kavanagh for voting “aye” and keeping our schools open.

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Larry Mynars

Do you think it’s better for kids to be in the classroom or locked out?

Our two Republican Legislative District 3 Representatives, Joseph Chaplik and Alexander Kolodin, both voted no on the school funding vote, essentially locking out the kids. Fortunately, they were in the minority on this issue. I suspect they were much more willing to keep schools open during the early days of COVID. This is a bit confusing.

Thanks to State Senator John Kavanagh for voting “aye” and keeping our schools open.

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