Topic: letters to the editor

Why not close one school?

Levy, then reform needed

We've already paid for quality education

What's in it for kids? - we know who benefits

Sale would violate intent of founders

Why is it considered an 'either-or' situation?

Board invites citizens to ask 'critical questions'

Tax reform must deal with school funding

Support the levy; it's a good investment

Community questions, input important to have

Home buyers are attracted because of schools' quality

Board needs to spend less

COSI, schools have both mismanaged operations

District facing changes

Vote 'Yes' on COSI levy

Those who use COSI should pay for themselves

Worthington prepares students for what's ahead

How can residents trust school board, employees

Use website to check increase in your taxes

Vote against levy is vote for bare minimum

Quit using band-aid approach to financing

5 shouldn't ignore heritage of city

Time to pull toether and act for children

Thirst for money is unquenchable

Disgusted with school levy bickering

Colonial Hills thanks its business donors

Funding problem is not a local one

We really must 'right-size' district

Funding problem apparently a mystery

'Different ideas and opinions not a threat'

Honoring the life of Rev. Miyashiro

Levy is a matter of trust

Teachers, administrators, board do excellent work

Teachers not after money

Get information on levies

Why must COSI compete with funding for services

Vote 'No' to false hopes

Cuts will only hurt kids

Give schools your support

Elected officials to blame, but students' need is now

Tests show school district providing great education

Free admission has been longtime dream for COSI

Better vote for darn levy

Reform will not occur until revolt takes place

District actions not sensible

Misinformation circulating

Salaries are well spent

Support school funding

Let the revolt begin - oppose property levies

With inflation factored in, tax hike is less alarming

An entitlement mentality prevails

Wolves, Cards groups urge support for levy

Questions remain for district to answer

Bressman tells what he sees as board member

Tax rate has declined for school district voters

Choral group shows importance of arts

Board and Fenton need wake-up call from voters

PTA official urges support for schools

Taxes are too high; we need a tax break

Worthington seems to have a lot of 'yes-people'

Taking a closer look at teachers' salaries

Reader not inclined to support school issue

Leadership for a Lifetime nominations are wanted

VA project gets boost

'DOMA' is discriminatory

'Do-not-call' is working

One backyard that needs a noise meter

Levy supporters say yard signs were taken

Public input still wanted

Teachers far from greedy

Thanks for voting for levy

Closings should come sooner rather than later

Worthington schools have successful math program

Story was disappointing

Who will watch spending?

Closing two schools would be good for all

Voters commended for recognizing task

Tell legislators to fix state funding, levy leaders urge

WOOSE monitors airport expansion

Best thanks volunteers for levy success

Once again, board has hoodwinked the voters

School district should 'spend wisely' all the time

Citizen action core of WOOSE - and Web site

Help on drive for pots, pans made a difference

Keep 'Hoppers' alive

State needs to fix school financing system

Glenn's retirement means Hoppers need new coach

Tax and spend is the school district mantra

WOOSE sekks help in fight against expansion

Should we repeal portion of levy?

'Men in Uniform' supporters thanked

Legislators need to act

Teachers, coaches, worth every cent they are paid

Art exhibition under way

Union wants to stifle some

Basketball game shows spirit of the community

WOOSE expands, changes

Big school issue remains: accountability of tax dollars

Story on local math stars draws applause

Penitentiary column interesting, revealing