Starting in January, the courtyard will be going under construction. Our courtyard trees (INCLUDING MEMORIAL TREES) and grass are getting removed and replaced with turf and more concrete. If you want to save our courtyard, sign this petition and spread the word.
The petition just surpassed one thousand signatures. This level of participation demonstrates a collective commitment to preserving our courtyard trees. We are preparing to present these names to the administration to advocate for a more thoughtful landscape plan.
Reached 1,000 supporters
October 17, 2024
Reached 100 supporters
September 16, 2024
September 13, 2024
The campaign is approaching one hundred signatures which will provide a necessary level of visibility for our cause. Please invite three people to review the proposal and add their names to the list before the construction plans are finalized.
316 Comments
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Valerie Taylor
1 year ago
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As a TWHS alum and mom of future students at TWHS this is very important to me. The courtyard was an escape for us and a way to connect with nature in the middle of a tedious day. I want my kids to have what I had. Don’t ruin the courtyard.
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Ashley LaGrange
1 year ago
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Graduating class of 2011, this courtyard was a cornerstone of my high school experience outside of the classroom. It would be a shame and a great loss to past and future students if it were to be altered in such a dramatic way. Let the courtyard stand.
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Peyton Gant
1 year ago
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I am a TWHS alumni & majority of my lunches were in the court yard. Especially the kids who feel social anxiety of sitting in a loud cafeteria not sure where or who to sit with. The court yard was the safe space. So many fond memories took place there. Please for the future generations don’t take it away.
K
Kirn Cramer Raymond
1 year ago
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Class of ‘04. I ate most lunches in the courtyard and could not image the building remaining without it with its natural trees and landscape intact. Please include the students and faculty in the decision making.
J
Jadyn Syer
1 year ago
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Turf has a high risk of flooding, it gets extremely hot in the sun, and can track turf beads throughout the school, making the custodial staff’s job even more difficult. In addition, turf could destroy what little biodiversity is in the existing courtyard, including flowers, bees, butterflies, and birds.
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Sara Schofield
1 year ago
Featured
Green spaces have been proven to be critical for our physical and mental well being. I find it most disturbing that those with responsibility for our young people’s health would put them at risk in this way.
Starting in January, the courtyard will be going under construction. Our courtyard trees (INCLUDING MEMORIAL TREES) and grass are getting removed and replaced with turf and more concrete. If you want to save our courtyard, sign this petition and spread the word.
The petition just surpassed one thousand signatures. This level of participation demonstrates a collective commitment to preserving our courtyard trees. We are preparing to present these names to the administration to advocate for a more thoughtful landscape plan.
Reached 1,000 supporters
October 17, 2024
Reached 100 supporters
September 16, 2024
September 13, 2024
The campaign is approaching one hundred signatures which will provide a necessary level of visibility for our cause. Please invite three people to review the proposal and add their names to the list before the construction plans are finalized.
316 Comments
V
Valerie Taylor
1 year ago
Featured
As a TWHS alum and mom of future students at TWHS this is very important to me. The courtyard was an escape for us and a way to connect with nature in the middle of a tedious day. I want my kids to have what I had. Don’t ruin the courtyard.
A
Ashley LaGrange
1 year ago
Featured
Graduating class of 2011, this courtyard was a cornerstone of my high school experience outside of the classroom. It would be a shame and a great loss to past and future students if it were to be altered in such a dramatic way. Let the courtyard stand.
P
Peyton Gant
1 year ago
Featured
I am a TWHS alumni & majority of my lunches were in the court yard. Especially the kids who feel social anxiety of sitting in a loud cafeteria not sure where or who to sit with. The court yard was the safe space. So many fond memories took place there. Please for the future generations don’t take it away.
K
Kirn Cramer Raymond
1 year ago
Featured
Class of ‘04. I ate most lunches in the courtyard and could not image the building remaining without it with its natural trees and landscape intact. Please include the students and faculty in the decision making.
J
Jadyn Syer
1 year ago
Featured
Turf has a high risk of flooding, it gets extremely hot in the sun, and can track turf beads throughout the school, making the custodial staff’s job even more difficult. In addition, turf could destroy what little biodiversity is in the existing courtyard, including flowers, bees, butterflies, and birds.
S
Sara Schofield
1 year ago
Featured
Green spaces have been proven to be critical for our physical and mental well being. I find it most disturbing that those with responsibility for our young people’s health would put them at risk in this way.
As a TWHS alum and mom of future students at TWHS this is very important to me. The courtyard was an escape for us and a way to connect with nature in the middle of a tedious day. I want my kids to have what I had. Don’t ruin the courtyard.