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Christiansted, Saint Croix County, Virgin Islands
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Francisco Brignoni protests the four-year practice of requiring children to sweep public schools in the Virgin Islands, arguing it harms their health and violates his taxpayer rights, and appeals to the Governor to immediately cease it.
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For the past four years the undersigned has complained regarding the practice of children sweeping the school. From information received from time to time (whenever I found it necessary to make complaint) I was, and am still informed by the Director that the children are obliged to perform this duty. Due to the fact that I am a tax payer of this municipality, and as such I am due certain state rights and as I know that this practice of children sweeping the floors of any public school is injurious to their health, I hereby briefly address this appeal to the Governor of the Virgin Islands, U. S. A. with a hope that the practice should cease immediately. Trusting to be favored with the desired action on your part, thus putting an end to the matter.
Respectfully,
FRANCISCO BRIGNONI
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Letter to Editor Details
Author
Francisco Brignoni
Recipient
Governor Of The Virgin Islands, U. S. A.
Main Argument
the practice of requiring children to sweep public school floors is injurious to their health and violates taxpayer rights; it should cease immediately, with janitors employed instead.
Notable Details
- complained for past four years
- informed by the director that children are obliged to perform the duty
- appeal addressed to the governor