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Grandfather Out of Boundary Students at Langevin Science School

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Wayne Hykaway
9 years ago

I don't feel it would be in the students best interest to move them away from the school they have been attending for years. Who does this benefit??? Not them.

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James Duggan
9 years ago

A child that changes schools must reestablish friendships and leave ones they have already. A transition period is reasonable where kids already enrolled at Langevin should be allowed to complete their programs up to the key grades of 5 and 7, if not right to grade 9.

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Tanis
9 years ago Featured

I appreciate that the program is expanding. I don't think it's right to move the children who have been with the school since kindergarten. No longer can they walk for field studies. And if I wanted a modified calendar, I would have put my child in a school that has one. Very disappointed.

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Maryann Roberts
9 years ago

Grandfathering in present students and families is the least disruptive and kindest method. Best for the education and mental health of the students.

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Mike Opitz
9 years ago

Strongly agree.

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Laurie hykaway
9 years ago

The kids should absolutely have the option of staying.

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Janet LaMonte
9 years ago Featured

My grandchildren attend and love this school. It is important for them to remain in an environment that they are comfortable in. That will enable them to learn and grow and isn't that what education should be. It is far more than meeting budgets, convenience or arbitrary borders. Please allow children to stay in the school they love.

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Virginia LaMonte
9 years ago

This is the school my niece and nephew attend. I know disruptive to their family this change would be. Also as an educator I find the decision to force children to move schools simply to fit catchment areas against all that education should be.

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Terry Keelan
9 years ago

Students already attending this school should not be forced to move.

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Cathy
9 years ago

Hugely unfair and detrimental to force children to change schools like this. I've seen it happen in other districts and it has ruined so many things for all involved!

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Shamsha Rajan
9 years ago Featured

My son has been at Langevin since kindergarten. He is currently in grade 6 and deserves to finish junior high in the community that he and his parents have supported for the last 7 years.

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Gerald Keelan
9 years ago

Leave the boundaries the same

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Laura Olivier
9 years ago

Expanding a school shouldnt mean relicating kids in attendance their already. This should be done in a way that lets current families in attendance be grandfathered into the school. There should be phases!!!! Do the decision makers not have kids?

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Shawn Fehrenbach
9 years ago

I agree the right thing to do would be to Grandfather out of boundary students at Langevin School

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Sheila Addiscott
9 years ago Featured

It is grossly unfair not to grandfather in the exisiting Langevin students. The families have all made a huge commitment to the school. Partnerships have been formed, with school. The students have friends, strong relationships in the school they are a community. It is to nobody's benefit to move these children.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Grandfathering is the right the to do.

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Deb Howard
9 years ago

Deb Howard

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Deb Howard
9 years ago Featured

After fighting for Cameron to attend Langevin as an out of district student in his grade 1 year we were assured he would be a part of Langevin until his grade 9 year. They are taking that away from us. Please review and sign the petition to help us fight for our kids who already are at Langevin to continue their schooling at Langevin.

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Tanis LaMonte
9 years ago

Please help us win the right to stay at the school are children belong to.

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Brett Monro
9 years ago

I believe that parents who are already a part of Langevin school should get the choice on whether their children continue going to Langevin.