Dear Pain Court community and families of students at ESPC,

I am writing this petition to express my deep concern about the recent changes made to our mechanics programs in espc high shcool. As a resident of this community and a student in the class, I have personally experienced the negative impact these changes have had on our ability to learn and grow.

Growing up in Pain Court, I always had a passion for tech class and a love for engine's. The tech programs offered at our local schools were not only educational but also provided valuable hands-on experience that prepared students for future careers in this rapidly advancing field. However, it breaks my heart to see how these programs have been stripped away from us.

The removal of these vital tech programs has left many students like myself without access to the necessary tools and resources needed to thrive in today's world.

Without proper access to technology education, we are hindering our youth's ability to compete globally and limiting their chances of success in an increasingly trades job market. This not only affects individual students but also impacts the overall growth and development of our community.

To support my concerns with concrete evidence, let me share some relevant facts:

1. According to a report by Statistics Canada (2019), there is an increasing demand for skilled workers in technology-related fields across Canada.
2. A study conducted by Deloitte (2020) revealed that every dollar invested in tech education yields a return on investment of $3-$4.


These statistics clearly demonstrate why it is crucial for us as a community to take immediate action towards restoring our tech programs. By investing in tech education, we can empower our students to become the innovators and problem solvers of tomorrow, contributing to the growth and prosperity of Pain Court.

I urge you all to join me in signing this petition, demanding that our local educational institutions reinstate and enhance the tech programs that were once a source of pride for our community. Let us work together to ensure that future generations have access to quality technology education. So let's Help support M Michaud and the shop classes by rallying together on Friday September 29th meet at the pavilion beside the shcool for 8:15

Together, we can make a difference!

Thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Your students at ESPC