I attended katzie it's a great school my little sister should not have to go to another school because katzie is over full
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Concerned Citizen
10 years ago
This is an example of poor planning by Surrey. They are at it again with a plan to build 236 townhomes and stacked townhomes in the area right next to Latimer Road Elementary (Greenside Estates). Imagine what 236 additional families will do to school overcrowding and catchment zones. To oppose that senseless development, see this petition: https://www.change.org/p/christopher-atkins-linda-hepner-don-t-eliminate-greenside-s-natural-space-with-high-density-development
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Rick George
11 years ago
All thoughts exactly!
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Rick George
11 years ago
All thoughts exactly!
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Tanya Fedoruk
11 years ago
Walking to Latimer Road from this proposed catchment is not feisable. Not only is it having small children cross a HWY if walking but it's also not a direct drive due to limited access from 192. This greatly effects the resale of my home and others who specifically bought into a catchment area based on school.
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Tanya Fedoruk
11 years ago
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Walking to Latimer Road from this proposed catchment is not feisable. Not only is it having small children cross a HWY if walking but it's also not a direct drive due to limited access from 192. This greatly effects the resale of my home and others who specifically bought into a catchment area based on school.
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Nancy McInnis
11 years ago
It does not seem right when they build schools in developement and the children can not attend!
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Nancy McInnis
11 years ago
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It does not seem right when they build schools in developement and the children can not attend!
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Lois Palm
11 years ago
crossing the highway seems very dangerous & unnecessary for those that live SO CLOSE to the boundary.
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Lois Palm
11 years ago
crossing the highway seems very dangerous & unnecessary for those that live SO CLOSE to the boundary.
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Brian & Regina Hynes
11 years ago
Making children cross the intersection of Fraser Highway and 192nd Street is dangerous and insane.
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Brian & Regina Hynes
11 years ago
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Making children cross the intersection of Fraser Highway and 192nd Street is dangerous and insane.
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Crea Milroy
11 years ago
There should be more schools in such a large catchment area
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Crea Milroy
11 years ago
There should be more schools in such a large catchment area
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Ishbel Newstead
11 years ago
The school district should put children first
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Ishbel Newstead
11 years ago
The school district should put children first
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Tara Seguin
11 years ago
A family bought our house just three blocks from Katzie, partly because of the proximity of the school.
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Tara Seguin
11 years ago
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A family bought our house just three blocks from Katzie, partly because of the proximity of the school.
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Fiona MacInnis
11 years ago
As a one vehicle family with 2 working parents, this move is NOT fair or feasible. Why do we bother settling in areas promoting a strong sense of community, only to have it ripped out from beneath us. How do I tell my son that he will not be attending the same school as his best friends and neighbors?!
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Fiona MacInnis
11 years ago
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As a one vehicle family with 2 working parents, this move is NOT fair or feasible. Why do we bother settling in areas promoting a strong sense of community, only to have it ripped out from beneath us. How do I tell my son that he will not be attending the same school as his best friends and neighbors?!
I attended katzie it's a great school my little sister should not have to go to another school because katzie is over full
This is an example of poor planning by Surrey. They are at it again with a plan to build 236 townhomes and stacked townhomes in the area right next to Latimer Road Elementary (Greenside Estates). Imagine what 236 additional families will do to school overcrowding and catchment zones. To oppose that senseless development, see this petition: https://www.change.org/p/christopher-atkins-linda-hepner-don-t-eliminate-greenside-s-natural-space-with-high-density-development
All thoughts exactly!
All thoughts exactly!
Walking to Latimer Road from this proposed catchment is not feisable. Not only is it having small children cross a HWY if walking but it's also not a direct drive due to limited access from 192. This greatly effects the resale of my home and others who specifically bought into a catchment area based on school.
Walking to Latimer Road from this proposed catchment is not feisable. Not only is it having small children cross a HWY if walking but it's also not a direct drive due to limited access from 192. This greatly effects the resale of my home and others who specifically bought into a catchment area based on school.
It does not seem right when they build schools in developement and the children can not attend!
It does not seem right when they build schools in developement and the children can not attend!
crossing the highway seems very dangerous & unnecessary for those that live SO CLOSE to the boundary.
crossing the highway seems very dangerous & unnecessary for those that live SO CLOSE to the boundary.
Making children cross the intersection of Fraser Highway and 192nd Street is dangerous and insane.
Making children cross the intersection of Fraser Highway and 192nd Street is dangerous and insane.
There should be more schools in such a large catchment area
There should be more schools in such a large catchment area
The school district should put children first
The school district should put children first
A family bought our house just three blocks from Katzie, partly because of the proximity of the school.
A family bought our house just three blocks from Katzie, partly because of the proximity of the school.
As a one vehicle family with 2 working parents, this move is NOT fair or feasible. Why do we bother settling in areas promoting a strong sense of community, only to have it ripped out from beneath us. How do I tell my son that he will not be attending the same school as his best friends and neighbors?!
As a one vehicle family with 2 working parents, this move is NOT fair or feasible. Why do we bother settling in areas promoting a strong sense of community, only to have it ripped out from beneath us. How do I tell my son that he will not be attending the same school as his best friends and neighbors?!