Citizens Against BOE Breaking of Rockville Communities
158 Comments
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Ann Sherman
8 years ago
We need to keep kids in the schools in their neighborhoods if possible
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Suzanne Smith
8 years ago
Against C completely. Option D is also terrible.
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Larry Silverberg
8 years ago
Against C
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Sheena Strudwick
8 years ago
do not destroy something that is working for families
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Anshita Kumar
8 years ago
Vote No to Option C
Resident of 4 Pebble Ridge ct
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Carol Wolk
8 years ago
How does making a child sit on a bus for a long time help them academically?
Better to spend the money on afterschool enrichment programs and less on gas.
The school board’s disregard for the environment impacts those far outside Montgomery County. Protect our environment and keep our kids safer (by keeping them in school longer and on the road less).
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Tamil Selvi Palanisamy
8 years ago
I vote for option A ,
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Against Option C
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Simonne Quiros
8 years ago
Against option C, this makes absolutely no sense to our community.
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Eugene Sussman
8 years ago
Our children have been attending Ritchie Park Elementary School for four decades. Many of the children in the community walk to Ritchie Park.
As a parent I accepted and sent my children to Julius West and RMHS.
LET OUR CHILDREN CONTINUE TO ATTEND THE COMMUNITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
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Eugene Sussman
8 years ago
Our children have been attending Ritchie Park Elementary School for four decades. Many of the children in the community walk to Ritchie Park.
As a parent I accepted and sent my children to Julius West and RMHS.
LET OUR CHILDREN CONTINUE TO ATTEND THE COMMUNITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
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Damien Alexander
8 years ago
I am totally against Option C. This absolutely makes no sense to me.
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Tom Martin
8 years ago
Resident of Horizon Hill
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Nancy Sheintal
8 years ago
Option C would be terrible thing to do to Horizon Hill’s neighborhood. Elemenus school children have a certain sense of security knowing they are so close to home. Many purchased their homes in Horizon Hill for the very purpose of having their children in their neighborhood elementary shool. Option C would take that away from us and cause discontent and chaos in our neighborhood .
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Ben White
8 years ago
I do not support.
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Nancy Marmaras
8 years ago
What happened to the idea of neighborhood schooling?!
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Tina Bruno
8 years ago
I think that this idea is very disruptive to the community.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The Fallsgrove community strongly encourages the Board to consider keeping it in the Ritchie Park ES boundary.
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Helen Liacuris
8 years ago
Neighborhood is defined as a group of houses and buildings (SCHOOLS) that are together in an area. Why are you trying to break up our neighborhood? What happened to common sense?
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Howard Sachs
8 years ago
Thank you for your service but your role is not to be social engineers breaking up our beautiful neighborhoods to comport with your vision of a well balanced society. Your role is to perform the legitimate role of government as best you can but otherwise stay out of our lives. Respectfully Howard Sachs
We need to keep kids in the schools in their neighborhoods if possible
Against C completely. Option D is also terrible.
Against C
do not destroy something that is working for families
Vote No to Option C Resident of 4 Pebble Ridge ct
How does making a child sit on a bus for a long time help them academically? Better to spend the money on afterschool enrichment programs and less on gas. The school board’s disregard for the environment impacts those far outside Montgomery County. Protect our environment and keep our kids safer (by keeping them in school longer and on the road less).
I vote for option A ,
Against Option C
Against option C, this makes absolutely no sense to our community.
Our children have been attending Ritchie Park Elementary School for four decades. Many of the children in the community walk to Ritchie Park. As a parent I accepted and sent my children to Julius West and RMHS. LET OUR CHILDREN CONTINUE TO ATTEND THE COMMUNITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
Our children have been attending Ritchie Park Elementary School for four decades. Many of the children in the community walk to Ritchie Park. As a parent I accepted and sent my children to Julius West and RMHS. LET OUR CHILDREN CONTINUE TO ATTEND THE COMMUNITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
I am totally against Option C. This absolutely makes no sense to me.
Resident of Horizon Hill
Option C would be terrible thing to do to Horizon Hill’s neighborhood. Elemenus school children have a certain sense of security knowing they are so close to home. Many purchased their homes in Horizon Hill for the very purpose of having their children in their neighborhood elementary shool. Option C would take that away from us and cause discontent and chaos in our neighborhood .
I do not support.
What happened to the idea of neighborhood schooling?!
I think that this idea is very disruptive to the community.
The Fallsgrove community strongly encourages the Board to consider keeping it in the Ritchie Park ES boundary.
Neighborhood is defined as a group of houses and buildings (SCHOOLS) that are together in an area. Why are you trying to break up our neighborhood? What happened to common sense?
Thank you for your service but your role is not to be social engineers breaking up our beautiful neighborhoods to comport with your vision of a well balanced society. Your role is to perform the legitimate role of government as best you can but otherwise stay out of our lives. Respectfully Howard Sachs