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Check out photos of the Standing Up For Public Education rally, commemorating International Workers’ Day at Goodrell Middle School. The event brought together educators, students, parents, and community members to advocate for the importance of public education and the rights of workers.
Participants carried signs and banners, expressing their support for teachers and the need for increased funding for schools. The atmosphere was vibrant, filled with chants and speeches emphasizing the critical role that education plays in shaping future generations.
Local leaders and educators took the stage to share their experiences and highlight the challenges faced by public schools, including overcrowded classrooms and underfunding. The rally served not only as a platform for advocacy but also as a celebration of the collective efforts of those dedicated to improving educational opportunities for all students.
As the event concluded, attendees left energized and motivated to continue the fight for equitable education and workers' rights in their communities.
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