I'm voting YES on the Override because afterschool programs like IMAGE Show Choir made 7th grade more engaging for my daughter.

I am voting yes for the override because I care about the well being of this entire community which will be negatively impacted should this not pass. Our most vulnerable residents deserve the best schools, police, and fire to continue making Easton an amazing place to live.

I support the override because I truly care about our two most vulnerable population groups; our children & our seniors. The children are our future and providing them with the best education will only benefit our town, our state, and our country. As for our seniors, I care about their safety. A significant portion of the older adult population, specifically over 65, require first responders due to falls and other medical emergencies. Let's keep our seniors safe.

I was a middle-school teacher during the 2008 financial crisis, and I lived through cuts like we're seeing on the table right now in Easton. They look devastating on paper, but they are even worse in reality. Kids' education is diminished in a thousand subtle ways as the system has to cut corners, big and small, to make ends meet. Our kids & educators have been through so much in the last few years; they need more resources at this time, not less.

Voting YES on May 19th and June 10th means supporting our town's schools and essential services while giving us time as a community to recalibrate and look at ways that we can improve town spending and town revenue. Without the override, our kids lose too much. Our seniors lose too much. We all lose too much. Together, we can fix this and keep our schools and services the way they are, but only if we give ourselves the time.

Voting YES on May 19th and June 10th means supporting our town's schools and essential services while giving us time as a community to recalibrate and look at ways that we can improve town spending and town revenue. Without the override, our kids lose too much. Our seniors lose too much. We all lose too much. Together, we can fix this and keep our schools and services the way they are, but only if we give ourselves the time.