Whether you think Gov. Cuomos 20% cut to education is irresponsible and obtuse governing or callous and conniving political theater, the consequences are the same for families, teachers and students: layoffs, program & special education cuts and ending in-person learning. https://t.co/Em9bRbjPUT
Fred Akshar
@fredakshar · NY · S
Posts20
Engagement322
Voting-record position-0.053
CoverageJan 24, 2020 to Jan 22, 2021
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Our last stop of the day recognizing Matthew Fiorentino of Susquehanna Valley High School. Captain of the basketball team, member of the state championship football team and avid spirit club participant, Matthew embracies Saber pride. https://t.co/DGhSa7qDUV
Huge win for our student athletes! We collectively stood up and spoke out and they listened! New guidance was just released to allow student athletes to resume their sports in February with approval from local health departments. #LetThemPlay https://t.co/h1NKhTHolQ https://t.co/ypuzPsy5xC
Got the chance to meet with Benjamin Franklin Elementarys BF Gents to discuss what it means to be a good citizen and leader in their local school, community and family. Thanks to P.E. teacher Jeremiah Johnson for the invite! https://t.co/iXHGVwfPAW
I was happy to read Green Eggs and Ham in honor of Dr. Seuss birthday to students at Johnson City Elementary School. I want to publicly thank all of our teachers across our community and beyond who work so hard to help make our childrens futures so incredibly bright. https://t.co/MxvB7goCM0
The next stop was at Woodrow Wilson Elementary School, where we recognized our latest All Star, Quinten Blake. Quinten is described by his school as being a remarkable young man who always has a positive attitude and is gifted in making those around him feel welcome and accepted. https://t.co/uEGfyozmGD
Congratulations to Dominick Lomonaco of @CVCSDWarriors , our latest Akshars All-Star. Dom always puts his academics at the forefront, but also makes time to get involved in everything from the Drama production, to clubs, sports and volunteering in the community. https://t.co/c6PyfvXtGo
After Akshars All-Stars we headed back to the office for a full slate of meetings, including with Clinical Assistant Professor Amanda Mogul and @binghamtonu Pharmacy School students and faculty to discuss their legislative priorities for the year. https://t.co/TJz791vSXJ
On our final stop of the day we recognized Mina Saleh of Benjamin Franklin Elementary School as an Akshars All-Star. Minas teachers say she not only works hard academically, but is helpful, kind and caring to her teachers and to her fellow students. https://t.co/4QQwxED5Ez
Sierra is described by her teachers as a role model and leader both in the classroom and out in community. Congrats Sierra!