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Impact of Independence HS sharing with 3 Charter Schools

831 Comments

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Andrew
10 years ago

God please no more charters

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Andrew moreno
10 years ago

Disruption during classes

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Yesenia Delgado
10 years ago

No more charter schools.

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Gabriela Jamaica
10 years ago

Remove all charter schools from independence high school because there very distribing to some of our classes while our classes are in session.

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Liliana
10 years ago

Charters schools need own location or only 1 should be on campus. 3 is way too much.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's obvious we need to build a new HS

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Jackie Nguyen
10 years ago

Please sign

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Rebecca marine
10 years ago

wake up parents!

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Cyrus mallare
10 years ago

I do hope that the teachers are safe.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I think it's totally absurd that we have to share our campus with them. We have more students coming in soon and we should be the ones expanding. This is home of the sixers! we were here first.

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Gioux Ian Abad Mangulabnan
10 years ago

No more charter schools

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This is a very passionate matter to those that are part of this school and I'm signing to make a difference for them.

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Tin Ton
10 years ago

Our school needs to be safer

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Anonymous
10 years ago

4 schools in 1, really?!?

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Steve
10 years ago

The charter schools ruin everything for Indy

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Daniel
10 years ago

Safety

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Michelle Dela Cruz
10 years ago

As a former Sixer, it breaks my heart to hear this terrible situation Indepenence High has to go through. My time at Indpendence was amazing, without the charter schools' presence. As a large campus, the Sixer Pride brings all of the students together - despite the student population. After visiting multiple times since graduation, I hate the fact the Arts Department had to move faculties, thus being stripped of the artistic opportunities and inspirations held out for the students who attend. With three charter schools sharing the campus, it will create more problems not only for the students, but for the faculty as well. The staff would have out-do themselves to put the students' safety in check and worry more about what may happen when different students encounter each other. Indepenence, as I had left it, was amazing at creating a safe space for the students - various teachers left their classrooms for students to hang out in, and students themselves created a name and space for themselves. For those who support the idea of sharing the campus, please consider those who will be affected by the outcome.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The majority of the ACE and DCP student population are toxic and their harassing of the K Buildings and B Villa have negatively impacted student learning in those areas.

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Stephanie Bui
10 years ago

The revenue stream from the charter schools is not worth the cost of student/faculty safety.

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Elizabeth Nguyen
10 years ago

I want our school back