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February 23, 2015 French Immersion Meeting at Millwood

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Julie Vukasovic
10 years ago Featured

I would like to encourage Susan Winter and Dr. Malloy to give more consideration to this issue as it is a reasonable, logical and long term plan for present and future FI students in west Etobicoke. I am strongly considering other avenues for both my FI children if Bloordale is not an option.

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David Shepard
10 years ago Featured

The distance from our home to Hilltop will take almost 30 minutes each way. This is unreasonable for a student starting in grade 6. There needs to be another option for children in FI.

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Barbara Mialkowski
10 years ago

I would like to have a French Immersion middle school to be open it the Millwood area,

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Sharon Shao
10 years ago

Would greatly appreciate the consideration to have a French immersion middle school in closer proximity to Millwood JS to ensure FI children graduating from Millwood Junior school have opportunity to continue French Immersion without concern of distance and uncertainty of transportation.

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Samira
10 years ago

We definitely need FI middle school program at Bloordale. So our kids can continue their program in our neighborhood instead of traveling to Mississauga.

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Julia Rim Shepard
10 years ago

We need a French middle school in our neighbour good. Please prioritize our needs.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

That is correct.

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Suzanne Latin
10 years ago

I am all for a west end french immersion middle school program at Bloordale.

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Jim Graham
10 years ago Featured

Bloordale Middle School is currently running at about 56 percent capacity. No reason why an FI program would not fit. The fact that large amounts of students are going to Mississauga for their middle years and then trying to return in their secondary years is a problem that the TDSB needs to address.

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Nada Drozd
10 years ago Featured

The board needs to recognize the growth of the FI program in Western Etobicoke (like they did in Rexdale) and facilitate a site such as Bloordale that would ensure that all TDSB students have equity in achieving their goals? With the numbers of FI students growing at the rate that it is, is it not a disservice to still follow a pathway that was established over 30 years ago? When families have gone to other boards to further thier child's FI education, hasn't the TDSB failed us?

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Heidi Dreimuller
10 years ago Featured

Yes! We are in favour of opening up Bloordale as a F.I. middle school option. Much closer/convenient and friendlier option for our child. When the time comes, we have made the decision not to continue F.I. if Hilltop is the middle school offering the program.

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Ana Djonovic
10 years ago

I do not know why beside my name Ana Djonovic it stated "Concord" -I live in Etobicoke-Sorry I do not know how to correct

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Ana Djonovic
10 years ago Featured

It is a shame for our kids from Millwood Junior School-2 classes and Briarcrest Junior School (Extended French Program), not to have school more close to their homes (age 10 to 13), so that kids need to spend time traveling (1.5 to 2 hours every day-at that age, instead to invest time in after school activities that they will benefit from), or to give up . In addition to that , we have school (schools) that are much more closer-walking distance, and that can accomodate that number of kids.

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Joanne Azevedo-Vaz
10 years ago

Does not make sense for our children to go that distance with a half empty school on the chopping block right next door. Think logically!

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Brigitte Archambault
10 years ago

I was present at this meeting and was aware a survey was to be conducted