FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Enfield for Education?

A nonpartisan coalition working to restore school funding and protect public education in Enfield.

Why are Enfield schools facing cuts?

The Town Council rejected the full budget request from the Board of Education, resulting in millions in cuts.

Is this group political?

No. We are nonpartisan and united by a shared belief that Enfield students deserve well-funded schools.

Who decides how much funding Enfield schools receive?

School funding is proposed by the Board of Education but ultimately approved or reduced by the Enfield Town Council. Community input plays a vital role in these decisions.

What specific programs or services are being affected by budget cuts?

Budget cuts have impacted things like classroom resources, extracurricular programs, staffing levels, and special education support. The full impact depends on which areas are prioritized or underfunded.

I don’t have school-aged kids — why should I care?

Strong public schools help maintain property values, attract families to the area, and support a stronger local economy. Whether or not you have children, public education impacts everyone in Enfield.

Does Enfield for Education endorse political candidates?

No. We are a nonpartisan group focused solely on advocating for public school funding and education transparency — not politics or elections.

Want to get involved or learn more?
We’re happy to answer your questions and help you take the next step.

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