Students march on District headquarters, protesting doomsday budget
by Holly Otterbein for NewsWorks
Philadelphia School District students are furious that they may have to endure even more cuts after they've already lost several nurses, central office staff members and a beloved annual musical at the High School for Creative And Performing Arts.
A group of roughly 250 students marched to the District's headquarters at 440 N. Broad St., where they held their own sort of musical to protest the potential budget cuts on Tuesday afternoon.
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Philadelphia School District students are furious that they may have to endure even more cuts after they've already lost several nurses, central office staff members and a beloved annual musical at the High School for Creative And Performing Arts.
A group of roughly 250 students marched to the District's headquarters at 440 N. Broad St., where they held their own sort of musical to protest the potential budget cuts on Tuesday afternoon.
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Public high school students march down Broad Street to protest planned budget cuts on Tuesday.
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