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    Presented to Minister for Education, Bronwyn Pike at the rally outside her office on 12/02/2010.

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    High School for Coburg

    Report Card to Minister of Education


    Bronwyn Pike - February 2010

    Issue Pass / Fail Comments


    Local open entry secondary Fail Not one within 3.5km of corner of Bell Street
    school and Sydney Road
    Secondary school closures in Fail Fifteen closures / mergers in eighteen years
    area
    Secondary school openings Fail One select entry senior high school
    in area
    Where do kids go from Fail They have to leave their friends and local
    twenty two primary schools? community and travel to distant schools
    Distance travelled to Fail Too far. No opportunities to walk or ride bikes,
    secondary school greenhouse gas emissions too high.
    Transition to secondary Fail Students split from friends and local community
    school and peer groups
    Community building / social Fail Community is being dismantled
    capital
    Meeting changing Fail New demographics are young families with
    demographic needs children
    Health benefits Fail No opportunities to walk or ride bikes
    Job creation / economic Fail No jobs for teachers and/or service industries,
    benefits no economic benefits to local business

    Adequate education Fail Simply not adequate for community needs


    provision

    Taskforce to examine issue TBC Committed to at June ALP State Conference


    and in Parliament Nov 2009 but still waiting

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