Fellow Patriots,
As you know, an essential part of
getting Republican candidates elected is getting the necessary number of
Republican signatures on each candidate’s petition so they can
appear on the Primary ballot in May.
Please take a few minutes out of your day on Feb 17th to add your signature to our candidates' petitions.
We’ve set aside a two-hour block of time at the LMT Township Building on that evening.
1) You walk in
2) You approach the table with the petitions
3) You sign
4) You’re free to go! - Only takes five minutes.
Please mark your calendar for:
Friday – Feb 17th – Anytime between 5pm & 7pm
LMT Township Building / (Where we have our monthly committee meetings)
Monday, February 6, 2023
We need your signature! Friday 2/17
Friday, January 27, 2023
Pennsbury Morrisville Merger Feasibility Meeting on 1/31 @ 7pm
OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT THE FEASIBILITY OF A MERGER BETWEEN PSD and MSD
The Pennsbury - Morrisville Merger Feasibility Committee will present
the findings of a study conducted by Dean Kaplan, Managing Director for
PFM. To be clear: the report, which you can obtain by clicking below, doesn't make any recommendations about whether PSD and MSD should merge. It's
important to understand that the purpose of the report is to lay out
how the options in the event that the districts decide to merge; there is no date set for a merger/no-merger vote of the Pennsbury School Board.
Click here for a description of the Feasibility Committee and click here to read/download PFM's report.
Location: Pennsbury High School East - Auditorium
(705 Hood Blvd., Fairless Hills, PA 19030)
Time & Date: 7PM on Tuesday, January 31st, 2023
It's quite likely that you've heard about this meeting from elsewhere
and that you are under the impression that a decision will be made that
night; that's misinformation.
Quite simply, this is a meeting to learn the outcome of the study and
for the public to ask questions about the study. If you are being
encouraged to make a public comment for the purpose of telling
either school board why they should not merge, you are probably jumping
the gun, but hey, it's a free country, so carry on. On the other hand,
if you wish to ask intelligent questions about the assumptions made in
the report, the thinking processes used, or to gain clarity about one
paragraph or another, then you should definitely participate in public
comment.
From the Feasibility Committee's website:
"PFM’s work will provide the Boards of the two school districts with
information to help determine if a merger or tuition relationship is in
the best interest of both districts, including but not limited to
whether instructional opportunities would be enhanced for all students
at a similar or reduced cost to taxpayers."
From PFM's report:
"The report does not tell the boards whether they should move
forward. Rather, it aims to provide sufficient information for them to
determine under what circumstances they could do so, and provides
guidance on what issues will need to be discussed and decided next.
Undergoing a merger or beginning a tuition agreement are complex
processes that will require many months planning and discussion before
they could become a reality."