Keeping Cibola High's Advisory Period As is Until Fall 2014
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Maritza Espinoza
12 years ago
it interferes with senior early release activities
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Amberly Hardt
12 years ago
It will affect my work schedule and cause problems for my 4-h Veal Calf I will be getting shortly after the Change.
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Eden Argueta
12 years ago
If the change goes through I will no longer be able to stay and receive the extra necessary help I need for my courses.
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Morgan Oyler
12 years ago
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If this goes through, my schedule for work, college, and community bus will be altered. As for medical reasoning, I am hypoglycemic and require a regular eating schedule that does not fall in line with potential change.
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Ruby Mosquéda-Toledo
12 years ago
This new schedule will interfere with Seniors early release actives. Plenty of us have work or college courses, these responsibilities can not be left unattended due to this unanticipated change. I have not seen any benefits from this advisory period. In my opinion and with all due respect it is a waste of time. I see why this change is being made, but to be honest this change is to benefit those who fall under the Cambridge Program which, us seniors, have no affiliation with. If this change where to follow, I do not know how those who will be affected with it will be able to balance their schedule outside of school. Perhaps this change should await until Fall of 2014 and notify the parents of the students. Parents and students should have a voice, especially students who are the tomorrow.
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Emma McDonald
12 years ago
After 5th period, I leave school and take a class online. This class schedule interferes with the time I start my class online.
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Jesse Kane
12 years ago
It will interfere with commitments I've made prior to this random change.
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Heather Kane
12 years ago
My son has physical limitations and is going to school as well as working. This change would affect both. The seniors are not using the Cambridge system, and therefore this change makes no sense.
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Dango Town
12 years ago
This doesn't effect me, but it does effect people that I am close with in such a heavily negative manner that it makes no sense to do this without an opt-out at least. It's the middle of a school year and a sudden change will only hamper students.
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Brianna Villa
12 years ago
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I will have to change the dual credit college classes that Cibola encouraged me to take, which i have already paid for due to this last minute change. It should have come with either more warning or be postponed. due to the short warning, it should be postponed.
it interferes with senior early release activities
It will affect my work schedule and cause problems for my 4-h Veal Calf I will be getting shortly after the Change.
If the change goes through I will no longer be able to stay and receive the extra necessary help I need for my courses.
If this goes through, my schedule for work, college, and community bus will be altered. As for medical reasoning, I am hypoglycemic and require a regular eating schedule that does not fall in line with potential change.
This new schedule will interfere with Seniors early release actives. Plenty of us have work or college courses, these responsibilities can not be left unattended due to this unanticipated change. I have not seen any benefits from this advisory period. In my opinion and with all due respect it is a waste of time. I see why this change is being made, but to be honest this change is to benefit those who fall under the Cambridge Program which, us seniors, have no affiliation with. If this change where to follow, I do not know how those who will be affected with it will be able to balance their schedule outside of school. Perhaps this change should await until Fall of 2014 and notify the parents of the students. Parents and students should have a voice, especially students who are the tomorrow.
After 5th period, I leave school and take a class online. This class schedule interferes with the time I start my class online.
It will interfere with commitments I've made prior to this random change.
My son has physical limitations and is going to school as well as working. This change would affect both. The seniors are not using the Cambridge system, and therefore this change makes no sense.
This doesn't effect me, but it does effect people that I am close with in such a heavily negative manner that it makes no sense to do this without an opt-out at least. It's the middle of a school year and a sudden change will only hamper students.
I will have to change the dual credit college classes that Cibola encouraged me to take, which i have already paid for due to this last minute change. It should have come with either more warning or be postponed. due to the short warning, it should be postponed.