I am signing to show my support to keep Druid Hills Preschool playing at the new Inman Park location of 502 Seminole Avenue. Special Land Use Permit application #U-17-001 will allow this beloved 35 year old, half-day preschool to continue to serve intown Atlanta families with quality early childhood education services.
The momentum behind this preschool is undeniable and it proves that our neighbors refuse to let bureaucrats displace a pillar of this community. The people in charge at City Hall need to stop stalling and grant this permit immediately.
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Cristy Lenz
9 years ago
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The way to keep Inman Park walkable is to have necessary services available to residents. How lovely to walk your child to preschool.
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Dana Everhart
9 years ago
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Please allow this great school to continue to minister to children and their families AND the community with the grace and love they have shown for over 35 years.
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Nate Watkins
9 years ago
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This is a great adaptive reuse of an in-town property for an institution that will continue to give back to and support the community. I wholeheartedly support this effort
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Lila Bradley
9 years ago
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This neighborhood, which is so wonderful for families with young children, cannot afford to lose this wonderful preschool!
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Malik Smith
9 years ago
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"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest"... Inman Park needs this school so much more than trendy condos and restaurants.
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Adrian Jackson
9 years ago
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I am not a parent but I feel strongly that is the right things to do for the kids and the families in our community. Don't take this away from them.
I am signing to show my support to keep Druid Hills Preschool playing at the new Inman Park location of 502 Seminole Avenue. Special Land Use Permit application #U-17-001 will allow this beloved 35 year old, half-day preschool to continue to serve intown Atlanta families with quality early childhood education services.
The momentum behind this preschool is undeniable and it proves that our neighbors refuse to let bureaucrats displace a pillar of this community. The people in charge at City Hall need to stop stalling and grant this permit immediately.
14 Comments
C
Cristy Lenz
9 years ago
Featured
The way to keep Inman Park walkable is to have necessary services available to residents. How lovely to walk your child to preschool.
D
Dana Everhart
9 years ago
Featured
Please allow this great school to continue to minister to children and their families AND the community with the grace and love they have shown for over 35 years.
N
Nate Watkins
9 years ago
Featured
This is a great adaptive reuse of an in-town property for an institution that will continue to give back to and support the community. I wholeheartedly support this effort
L
Lila Bradley
9 years ago
Featured
This neighborhood, which is so wonderful for families with young children, cannot afford to lose this wonderful preschool!
M
Malik Smith
9 years ago
Featured
"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest"... Inman Park needs this school so much more than trendy condos and restaurants.
A
Adrian Jackson
9 years ago
Featured
I am not a parent but I feel strongly that is the right things to do for the kids and the families in our community. Don't take this away from them.
The way to keep Inman Park walkable is to have necessary services available to residents. How lovely to walk your child to preschool.