Tracy O’Connell Novick

The final meeting on the FY11 budget is this afternoon starting at 4 pm. Public comment welcome!

Please mark your calendars and come weigh in on what will happen in Worcester!

All meetings are from 6-7:30 pm. Secondary and middle school parents are asked to attend those at the secondary and middle schools; elementary parents at the elementary schools.

* South Quadrant: April 26 @ Sullivan Middle
* South Quadrant: April 27 @ Gates Lane

* Union Hill: April 13 @ Union Hill
* Chandler Elementary: April 14 @ Chandler Elementary

* April 5 @ North High
* April 7 @ Burncoat High
* April 12 @ Doherty Memorial
* April 28 @ Roosevelt Elementary
* May 3 @ Clark Street
* May 4 @ Flagg Street

And what IS Tracy up to on School Committee?

Here’s a bit of it:

“It isn’t a great year to have to come up with over $100,000,” says School Committee member Tracy Novick, “but it is something that we on the School Committee are working with the administration on. We’ve also been very grateful to see the community come together to get the kids back in class and really come through in helping out.”

(We’re taking donations through Worcester Public Schools, 20 Irving Street, Worcester, MA, 10608.)

Thank you to EVERYONE who voted for me today! WE DID IT!

Particular thanks to those who did anything to help: held a sign, convinced a friend, mailed postcards, scooped ice cream, handed out (or blew up) balloons, went door to door, updated my website, came to an event, or contributed money. I appreciate it.

WE DID IT!

Thank you so very much!

[SinglePic not found]Today is the day to cast a vote for Tracy Novick, School Committee. Join us at 8pm today in City Hall to watch the results come in. Click here to find your polling place.

Tuesday’s the day!

If you’d like to join us for our final stand outs on Monday, you’ll find us at Newton Square at 8am and at Lincoln Square at 4:30pm. All are welcome!

We also would be happy to have volunteers to hold signs at polling locations on Tuesday. If you have some time, please get in touch with the campaign.

BE SURE TO VOTE!

…didn’t stop the campaigning. As I heard someone say today, “We aren’t a fair weather campaign!”

Workers United did a combined stand out at Lincoln Square today. Lots of members, lots of candidates! Thanks to everyone who braved the weather and stood out today. It doesn’t feel as chilly with company!

I know some of you heard me on Jordan Levy (from Lincoln Square) this afternoon. And lest I forget, let me say here how very generous Jordan Levy is with candidates. He genuinely wants people to run for office and is active in encouraging them to do so, and while they are doing so. Thank you!

Finally, a meet and greet. Thanks, Val, and thanks to everyone who did not just go home on a rainy night. I enjoyed meeting all of you, hearing great ideas, and sharing enthusiasm for Worcester’s schools. Thanks for coming!

It is SEVEN DAYS to Election Day!
Coming up this week: we’re doing a quick, before school stand out at Tatnuck Square on Tuesday morning. Join us at 8 and stay as long as you can!
The unions are standing out with the candidates they are supporting at Lincoln Square from 4-6 pm on Wednesday. Should be a big one!
We have a meet and greet Wednesday night. If you’re interested in attending, contact the campaign.
We will be doing at stand out on Friday night at Kelley Square. If you had a Halloween event at school on Friday, by all means, wear your costume!
Also, remember that we have friend postcards. Get yours today!

Parts are humorous, parts are serious…if you forward to 7:30, they get to me.

Thanks to the great number of people who made Wednesday night’s CPPAC forum a success: CPPAC, Jordan Levy, those at Worcester Tech, everyone who came, and especially those who asked questions. There were some great ones!
If you’re still looking for more on candidates during the last TEN DAYS to make your decision, you can go to the Telegram and Gazette’s election section for more on each candidate.