As Town Center Parents, we want our kids to stay at PVA
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Katie Brown
5 years ago
One of the main reasons I purchased my house last year was to be in PVA
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Brittany Blakey
5 years ago
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We are a family who has moved 6 times in 7 years as my husband has served in both Afghanistan and Iraq. We moved here to settle our kids and plant roots. To move their schools would be counter to what we’ve worked so hard toward to keep a more stable environment for them.
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Paula Moss
5 years ago
Many of these kids have already attended 2-3 schools in the last 4 years. Add Covid to the equation this year. Enough is enough. They need and deserve consistency for a change.
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Becky Laughlin
5 years ago
Please keep Town Center kids at PVA. My children have established themselves there and would hate to have them make another change.
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Angela Mcmanus
5 years ago
Keep Town Center kids at PVA.
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Stephen Halloran
5 years ago
For clarification purposes, we are all referring to Town Center, not just Lakeside. Thank you.
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Sara Badeau
5 years ago
Only makes sense for Town Center to remain at PVA.
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Victoria Lane
5 years ago
Plan B makes much more sense than Plan A.
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Chris Gambino
5 years ago
Lakeside must stay at PVA and Plan B must be approved. Plan A doesn't make logical sense that an apartment complex and homes that are not even built yet get zoned for PVA but Lakeside does not. Second, a better zoning plan (possibly a Plan C) would be to use Preservation Trail as the natural dividing line if you are concerned about efficiency and bus routes. Lastly, Lakeside has been extremely involved in the PVA PTO, Volunteering as Room Moms and Financial support of PVA since its opening. Don't make our kids move to a new school for a third time.
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Jason Small
5 years ago
Keep town center with pva!
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Cristina Muskus
5 years ago
All of Town Center needs to remain at PVA SJC school district has become disappointing at best.
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Wendy Taveras
5 years ago
I want to keep my children at PVA.
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Diane Chrise
5 years ago
I'm a grandparent of A PVA child. They're lives have already been disrupted by the covid pandemic. This would just turn them UP SIDE DOWN and is NOT HEALTHY!!!!!!
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Alice tongue
5 years ago
Kids have established themselves at PVA
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evan lindholm
5 years ago
Stay at pva
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Chris Reppert
5 years ago
Like many others, our daughter begain at PVA when the doors opened. I hope a consideratiin is made for those affected so we dont have to switch schools. While i am sure the new school will have fine educators, don't make current PVA parents hope it will. We already know the quality of teacher at PVA, we have a vested interest there.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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Carving Town Center Neighborhoods to go to the new school is not an efficient use of county resources given the additional fuel requirements for busses, not to mention the negative economic impact on families
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Brett Bewley
5 years ago
Our son has been going here since Kindergarten the same year the school opened. He was so upset when he found out that he may have to switch schools. We moved here with the hopes that he would be able to grow up here, starting and finishing at Palm Valley Academy. We've been very impressed with the school so far, it would mean so much to all of us for the Town Center to remain with PVA.
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Oksana Pondo
5 years ago
No more reasoning, please, keep the lakeside at PVA
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Doreen
5 years ago
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Don’t cause more unnecessary upheaval in these kids lives. They have been through enough changes over the past year (covid distance learning) and it would be cruel to them pull them out of their current school where they are comfortable with the teachers, other students, and school protocols, to send them somewhere else. Enough is enough.
One of the main reasons I purchased my house last year was to be in PVA
We are a family who has moved 6 times in 7 years as my husband has served in both Afghanistan and Iraq. We moved here to settle our kids and plant roots. To move their schools would be counter to what we’ve worked so hard toward to keep a more stable environment for them.
Many of these kids have already attended 2-3 schools in the last 4 years. Add Covid to the equation this year. Enough is enough. They need and deserve consistency for a change.
Please keep Town Center kids at PVA. My children have established themselves there and would hate to have them make another change.
Keep Town Center kids at PVA.
For clarification purposes, we are all referring to Town Center, not just Lakeside. Thank you.
Only makes sense for Town Center to remain at PVA.
Plan B makes much more sense than Plan A.
Lakeside must stay at PVA and Plan B must be approved. Plan A doesn't make logical sense that an apartment complex and homes that are not even built yet get zoned for PVA but Lakeside does not. Second, a better zoning plan (possibly a Plan C) would be to use Preservation Trail as the natural dividing line if you are concerned about efficiency and bus routes. Lastly, Lakeside has been extremely involved in the PVA PTO, Volunteering as Room Moms and Financial support of PVA since its opening. Don't make our kids move to a new school for a third time.
Keep town center with pva!
All of Town Center needs to remain at PVA SJC school district has become disappointing at best.
I want to keep my children at PVA.
I'm a grandparent of A PVA child. They're lives have already been disrupted by the covid pandemic. This would just turn them UP SIDE DOWN and is NOT HEALTHY!!!!!!
Kids have established themselves at PVA
Stay at pva
Like many others, our daughter begain at PVA when the doors opened. I hope a consideratiin is made for those affected so we dont have to switch schools. While i am sure the new school will have fine educators, don't make current PVA parents hope it will. We already know the quality of teacher at PVA, we have a vested interest there.
Carving Town Center Neighborhoods to go to the new school is not an efficient use of county resources given the additional fuel requirements for busses, not to mention the negative economic impact on families
Our son has been going here since Kindergarten the same year the school opened. He was so upset when he found out that he may have to switch schools. We moved here with the hopes that he would be able to grow up here, starting and finishing at Palm Valley Academy. We've been very impressed with the school so far, it would mean so much to all of us for the Town Center to remain with PVA.
No more reasoning, please, keep the lakeside at PVA
Don’t cause more unnecessary upheaval in these kids lives. They have been through enough changes over the past year (covid distance learning) and it would be cruel to them pull them out of their current school where they are comfortable with the teachers, other students, and school protocols, to send them somewhere else. Enough is enough.