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Breaking away from the Wilkes Barre Area School District

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Kathleen R Hess
9 years ago

Our children deserve no less than the best education possible. The Wilkes Barre Area School Board do not take these students best interest in consideration when making decisions.

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joan harding
9 years ago

The students are more important than anything else.

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Cindi Powell
9 years ago Featured

Look what happened to Hazleton after all the consolidations. Look what happened to Allentown. Consolidation is not the answer when population is expanding. The answer would be to control the population so that the two schools that are already overrun don't become more overrun, thereby decreasing our students' educatipn quality, and further overworking educators.

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Samantha crich
9 years ago

They are just doing what they feel is best for them. Not thinking of the students . They all should be ashamed of themselves.

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juanita
9 years ago

Why jam more kids together. Then they wonder why kids are being home schooled or cyber schooled.. Think of the kids for once..

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Smaller size is the only way to regain control of our children's education.

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Duane Kennedy
9 years ago

We've caught onto your rich man's tricks and we're about to take steps to take back control, We're coming for you...

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Georgette
9 years ago

Break away

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Sherisa Nastawa
9 years ago

The schools do not need to combine. We need smaller schools not larger ones !

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

With 60%+ of the district revenue coming from Plains, a number projected to increase, I support the formation of an aleternative school district.

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Rose
9 years ago

Please keep coughlin with coughlin thanks

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Adam
9 years ago

Beyond supportive. Let get this done. They should have done this 20 years ago. Fact is WB wants that fat tax money from all those well to dos living on the hill sides. Break free and then I might consider living in one of these palces.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This should NOT happen! it is a really bad idea...

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Charles Tokach
9 years ago

The merger should have never happened in the first place.