The State of NC is trying to close a much needed Charter School, Cape Lookout Marine Science High School. The school serves many students that have no other options It's caring staff motivates the students to stay in school and produces many graduates. Without the school there will be many dropouts in our community. Please support us by signing this petition.
The stories shared in the comments regarding the impact of the marine science curriculum remain the primary motivation for this effort. We are currently preparing a formal proposal for the state board to ensure they understand the specific educational needs being met by this institution.
August 14, 2012
The momentum behind this effort has grown significantly in recent days. This collective response demonstrates a clear consensus that the school remains an essential asset for our community.
3 Comments
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Jessica Knight
14 years ago
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keeping this open is the only way to help these kids graduate. dont let them down
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Sarah Pierce
14 years ago
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my son finally enjoys going to school because of the marine science program. if they shut this place down he is going to drop out for sure. leave our school alone!
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Mike Velez
14 years ago
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THIS IS RIDICULOUS. stop messing with kids education just to save a buck. the teachers there are the best.
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The State of NC is trying to close a much needed Charter School, Cape Lookout Marine Science High School. The school serves many students that have no other options It's caring staff motivates the students to stay in school and produces many graduates. Without the school there will be many dropouts in our community. Please support us by signing this petition.
The stories shared in the comments regarding the impact of the marine science curriculum remain the primary motivation for this effort. We are currently preparing a formal proposal for the state board to ensure they understand the specific educational needs being met by this institution.
August 14, 2012
The momentum behind this effort has grown significantly in recent days. This collective response demonstrates a clear consensus that the school remains an essential asset for our community.
3 Comments
J
Jessica Knight
14 years ago
Featured
keeping this open is the only way to help these kids graduate. dont let them down
S
Sarah Pierce
14 years ago
Featured
my son finally enjoys going to school because of the marine science program. if they shut this place down he is going to drop out for sure. leave our school alone!
M
Mike Velez
14 years ago
Featured
THIS IS RIDICULOUS. stop messing with kids education just to save a buck. the teachers there are the best.
keeping this open is the only way to help these kids graduate. dont let them down