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sarah curme
9 years ago

we support delaying the vote to vet and discuss this important issue.

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Madeline and Ted Scharfenstein
9 years ago

Please delay your vote to allow us more time to collect the data we need. Thank you.

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Janina Gordon
9 years ago

We relocated to out current house (with its obligation to pay higher taxes) primarily based on the high caliber of the local schools. It is now beginning to look like our trust in the school system is being undermined by other forces intent on diluting out this high quality! Let's not destroy progress!

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Deborah Gardner
9 years ago

Delaying the vote has my vote.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am voting for more time to get educated on the proposal

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Ann Weil
9 years ago

I have been a part of the redistricting to Sedgefield from AG the last time. It was not successful in solving any problems then and the results would be worse now

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Anonymous
9 years ago

North Learning Community Grand Oak Feeder Pattern

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Richard Klingman
9 years ago

Please return Myers Park Traditional to a neighborhood school.

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Molly Bourne
9 years ago

Delay the vote. Thoroughly study option.

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Mike York
9 years ago

Let's get a thoughtful, detailed plan in place that considers options aside from destroying a great, thriving school in Dilworth Elementary! Furthermore - the middle school situation is absolutely untenable and ruinous to our children's educations (and dare I say home values). If this plan is approved, our children will not attend Dil/Sed elementary or Sedge middle school and I know that our family is not alone in deciding to quickly leave CMS!

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Ann Marie Gasser
9 years ago

Let us hold off as more time and study are required!

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Kenneth Hancock
9 years ago

Rezoning McCauley to Hopewell will drive our home value down. I will leave the county if this is passed.

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Susan Nunn
9 years ago

Considerable concern regarding combining Dilworth and Sedgefield. Compromising educational excellence and disrupting elementary educational at a crucial developmental time. Is the school system still ignoring the needs of the children in ALL academic levels by focusing on the lower achievement levels? This difficult scenario is not rectified by the proposed changes.

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Terri Dutiel
9 years ago

Learned that after these changes the 2 high schools in Huntersville will be over 100% capacity. There is nothing but consistent growth happening in the area it is time to be proactive with planning vs a 10 year reactive plan. Please get the state more involved with increasing funds for new schools and allowing more success in this district. How do we do this?

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Jennifer Jones
9 years ago

The superintendent did not give Board Members adequate time to look the plan over before she presented the board with her proposal. And she is not giving the public enough time either. Not only that, she is not answering questions that parents are asking.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Delay the vote!

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Melia Hunt
9 years ago

I am fully against the moving of Dilworth to sedgefield . We want to stay st AG as our middle school ! Period!

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Betty Hunter
9 years ago

This is too short a time to make a thoughtful considered decision. The community deserves the opportunity to digest and discuss this important change.

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Chris Adams
9 years ago

I agree Paired elementary schools seems worse and they never asked for feedback on this option Secondly, Dilworth stepped up last time. They should look harder at options that lean more on MPTS, Eastover, selwyn etc

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Meredith Murchison
9 years ago

Give us the data and then give us time to review it and provide feedback befor a vote.