We the parents, students, teachers, bus drivers, residents and tax payers of Ridgefield, CT would like to keep the current school start times the same as they are now. Please sign the petition if you agree. Thank you!
I just looked at the screen and saw we finally hit one hundred signatures which feels honestly kind of wild because I was just sitting at my kitchen table frustrated about the schedule yesterday. It is pretty cool to see so many people feeling the same way about keeping the bus routes and the morning routine exactly as they are right now.
Reached 100 supporters
September 17, 2017
September 14, 2017
I just blinked and saw the number climbing which is honestly wild because sitting at my laptop drinking cold coffee makes this feel like a quiet hobby but it is actually happening. If everyone here just sent this to their neighbor right now we would blast right past that hundred mark and finally get the attention we need for these bus schedules.
243 Comments
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Flo Cho-Velasco
8 years ago
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We need leadership in place first and a careful analysis of problems that surrounding towns have had implementing SSL. Once an actual plan in place that does not affect the youngest and most vulnerable students, present that to the town for discussion.
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Kristin Ward
8 years ago
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Why is this being pushed through when most parents and students are adamantly opposed. I have five kids in all school levels and I cannot imagine my 5 year old walking
to the bus as my 16 year old does every day. Listen to the majority and leave start times alone.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Contrary to the belief of many in support of LSST, there are MANY students who have and need jobs after school. A LSS will severally impeded the ability of these students to support their families, develop in a way a classroom can't help them, and help them help the community.
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Melissa Webdale
8 years ago
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Changing times to earlier is going to wreck havoc on sports and after school jobs for all involved including parents kids and small business owners . I’ve heard many teenagers in my business say we will just stay up an extra hour .
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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I actually believe the science behind starting school later, but our district cannot afford this at this time. We had a budget freeze this year and will be lucky to squeak the current budget through. WE CANNOT AFFORD THIS.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Changing RHS start time will not make high schoolers have more sleep because they still have the same amount of homework and studying to finish.
Also, did anyone consider working parents? How will they get the middle schooler to their bus stop @ 9 am and be at work on time??
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Kat Mellen
7 years ago
Please consider the damage moving back start times has done to Greenwich Public Schools. Lower GPAs, higher rates of depression. Do not make the same mistake.
We the parents, students, teachers, bus drivers, residents and tax payers of Ridgefield, CT would like to keep the current school start times the same as they are now. Please sign the petition if you agree. Thank you!
I just looked at the screen and saw we finally hit one hundred signatures which feels honestly kind of wild because I was just sitting at my kitchen table frustrated about the schedule yesterday. It is pretty cool to see so many people feeling the same way about keeping the bus routes and the morning routine exactly as they are right now.
Reached 100 supporters
September 17, 2017
September 14, 2017
I just blinked and saw the number climbing which is honestly wild because sitting at my laptop drinking cold coffee makes this feel like a quiet hobby but it is actually happening. If everyone here just sent this to their neighbor right now we would blast right past that hundred mark and finally get the attention we need for these bus schedules.
243 Comments
F
Flo Cho-Velasco
8 years ago
Featured
We need leadership in place first and a careful analysis of problems that surrounding towns have had implementing SSL. Once an actual plan in place that does not affect the youngest and most vulnerable students, present that to the town for discussion.
K
Kristin Ward
8 years ago
Featured
Why is this being pushed through when most parents and students are adamantly opposed. I have five kids in all school levels and I cannot imagine my 5 year old walking
to the bus as my 16 year old does every day. Listen to the majority and leave start times alone.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Contrary to the belief of many in support of LSST, there are MANY students who have and need jobs after school. A LSS will severally impeded the ability of these students to support their families, develop in a way a classroom can't help them, and help them help the community.
M
Melissa Webdale
8 years ago
Featured
Changing times to earlier is going to wreck havoc on sports and after school jobs for all involved including parents kids and small business owners . I’ve heard many teenagers in my business say we will just stay up an extra hour .
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
I actually believe the science behind starting school later, but our district cannot afford this at this time. We had a budget freeze this year and will be lucky to squeak the current budget through. WE CANNOT AFFORD THIS.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Changing RHS start time will not make high schoolers have more sleep because they still have the same amount of homework and studying to finish.
Also, did anyone consider working parents? How will they get the middle schooler to their bus stop @ 9 am and be at work on time??
K
Kat Mellen
7 years ago
Please consider the damage moving back start times has done to Greenwich Public Schools. Lower GPAs, higher rates of depression. Do not make the same mistake.
We need leadership in place first and a careful analysis of problems that surrounding towns have had implementing SSL. Once an actual plan in place that does not affect the youngest and most vulnerable students, present that to the town for discussion.