Rebuild at Rundlett | Strong Schools, Strong Programs | Smart Spending
Restoring a Community Centric Advocate to the Concord School Board
As a long-term South End resident, Joe Scroggins is running to restore the community's confidence in the Concord School Board. A vote for Joe is a vote to Rebuild at Rundlett, prioritize education and extracurriculars with smart spending, and reduce the board's autonomy.
Watch Joe Scroggins Debate on Concord TV
2024 Concord School Board At-Large candidates Clint Cogswell, Barbara Higgins, Sarah Sadowski, Joseph Scroggins, Pamela Walsh, and Andrew Winters visit the ConcordTV studios in this forum moderated by Tony Schinella. A co-production of Patch and ConcordTV. - - - - - Video produced by ConcordTV. For more information visit www.yourconcordtv.org
Hear Joe Scroggins with Jack Heath and The Pulse NH
Joe Scroggins joins Jack Heath to discuss the school budget, and the new middle school project with Jack Heath. Listen as Joe discussed the great future inequity that will occur if the new school is built as has been planned by the current school board.
What Joe Will Advocate For
I stand with the community in supporting the Rebuilding at Rundlett! Moving the school would drastically impact our community for generations. The message is clear—it's time for the board to listen and respect the strong call to Rebuild at Rundlett.
Strong schools and strong programs are built on the dedication and skill of our teachers. They're highly trained and deeply committed to our students' success, and we should empower them to do what they do best. With a Smart Budget, we can rebuild at Rundlett, giving our teachers the resources they need to continue delivering top-quality education and extracurriculars—without burdening future generations.
A Smart Budget means prioritizing our teachers and extracurricular programs, ensuring they're well-funded for a successful school system. Then big financial decisions that impact the tax base permanently, like school buildings, should always involve significant community input. Heavy debt from stacked decisions could limit future funding for academics and programs. Together, we can make responsible financial choices that benefit our students now and in the future.