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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They're unionized!

Dear Families and Petition Signers:

You did it!

Thanks to your unwavering support, our committed teachers and staff now have a voice and a seat at the table with which to make sure that our children have the Mundo Verde school they deserve.

This is a win for our students, educators, and the Mundo Verde community.

Your emails, phone calls, one-on-one conversations, standing outside of the school talking with parents on their way to school—all of that love and support worked!

Thank you, thank you!

As the process moves forward, as families we will continue to support our educators as they put pen to paper to negotiate in earnest and in good faith on behalf of our students.

With the election in the rearview mirror, now is the time to usher a new era of shared leadership at Mundo Verde—one characterized by professional respect, unity, student-centered goals, and, most importantly, joint collaboration among stakeholders.

Working together, we can truly realize the vision of Mundo Verde to to instill a love of learning among our students and to prepare them to be stewards of their world—now and in the future they will inherit.

In solidarity,

Family supporters of the Mundo Verde Union
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Down the tubes. Sad day for dcps. Charters are hot garbage now, no hope[/quote]

Go away, shill for the Walton and DeVos families.  
Here's a hint: Betsy DeVos couldn't give the smallest sh*t about you.  She wants to destroy public schools to enrich HERSELF, even if you and your kids get a crappy education.  And she hates unions because she wants to keep all the profits for herself too.

Conservatives who are not worth at least 100 million are the most pathetic people in the world - bamboozled by the 0.01% donors that control them and their party.

Mundo will be fine; it will attract better teachers and the teachers will be paid better and happier.

Si, se puede.
https://www.cnn.com/2012/10/08/us/cesar-chavez-president-obama/index.html
[quote]“Sí se puede” is a term rooted in the struggle of working-class Latinos. It was the rallying cry of the United Farm Worker’s Union in the 1970s. Co-founders Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez adopted the motto during a 25-day fast in Phoenix, Arizona where they were trying to organize farm workers to demand fair wages and better working conditions. This mantra was meant to galvanize workers and inspire them. Yes, we can start a movement against all odds. Yes, we can stand up against exploitation. Yes, we can fight for fair wages and medical and pension benefits. Over the years, “Sí se puede” has also been adopted by other civil and labor rights groups involving Latinos around the country.[/quote][/quote]

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