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City Council
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3/19/2012
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6.3.E. - Page 3 <br />RESOLUTION NO. <br />RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD <br />CITY IN SUPPORT OF A REDWOOD CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL <br />DISTRICT MEASURE ON THE JUNE 5, 2012 BALLOT FOR AN <br />EDUCATION PARCEL TAX <br />WHEREAS, the City of Redwood City recognizes the critical importance of <br />providing a high - quality education for our youth, to ensure they thrive and develop as <br />confident, knowledgeable, well- rounded, and productive members of the community; <br />and <br />WHEREAS, in Redwood City elementary and middle schools, student <br />achievement in reading, math, and other academic subjects, is increasing steadily; and <br />WHEREAS, continuation of these increases in performance is at risk, as <br />California's unstable financial situation has already resulted in significant cuts in State <br />education funding, and the continuing uncertainties of the State budget situation <br />threaten ongoing funding of the District's programs in the foreseeable future; and <br />WHEREAS, the District has already reduced spending by $13 million over the <br />last five years through ongoing cost - cutting measures, and further cuts will significantly <br />impact the level of support that the District can provide to students and teachers, <br />directly impacting classroom services; and <br />WHEREAS, funding at the level anticipated for 2012 -13 will negatively affect the <br />District's efforts to continue to improve the quality of education for its children and will <br />result in cut -backs of educational services in order to maintain financial solvency; and <br />WHEREAS, Redwood City shares and supports the District's goals of improving <br />academic performance, of maintaining the highest possible quality of education for all <br />children in the District, and of providing the best - qualified staff available; and <br />WHEREAS, securing District funding at the local level will eliminate some of the <br />uncertainty in State funding for local education in the Redwood City community; and <br />WHEREAS, the Redwood City community has expressed a desire for strong <br />schools, and Redwood City is the only elementary district in the immediate area that <br />does not currently have a parcel tax; and <br />WHEREAS, the Redwood City Elementary School District has placed on the <br />June 5, 2012 ballot a measure to provide for an Educational Parcel Tax in support of its <br />goals for providing a high - quality education for our community's youth, in light of the <br />State's uncertain funding for local education. <br />ATTY /RESO.2218 /RWC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEASURE FOR EDUCATIONAL PARCEL TAX <br />REV:03 -09 -21 PT <br />Page 1 of 2 <br />
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