This school should not be closed. This is just crazy to ship our young children out on buses for that long of a drive.
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Josh Ginther
7 years ago
Freshley Ave N.E.
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Terry Wilson
7 years ago
All three grade schools need to stay open
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Jason cook
7 years ago
Marlboro
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Josh Stevenson
7 years ago
Allen Dr. NE
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Pamela Strouble
7 years ago
10045 Columbus Rd., Louisville
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Emily Kimble
7 years ago
Reeder Ave, Louisville
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John P Hagan
7 years ago
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As a proud graduate of Marlboro Grade School and Marlington High School, parent and grandparent of graduates and current students of the same, I believe that closing Marlboro Grade School is not prudent and is a slap in the face of families in our local school system.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Keep Marlboro open
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Beau keller
7 years ago
Beechwood Ave, Alliance
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Tina Hagan
7 years ago
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Christina M Hagan Nemeth
7 years ago
We would like to keep our children in Marlboro Township, otherwise we will be forced to explore other options.
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Jean Mizner
7 years ago
8888 Edison St.N.E.
Louisville,Ohio
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Mort DeHoff
7 years ago
The school board should be more concerned about building the public's trust and closing Marlboro does just the opposite. They are saying our opinion doesn't matter. Maybe when the next operating levy doesn't get the support of the voters they will realize that they need to listen.
All three elementary schools need to be treated the same.
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Nathan Embaugh
7 years ago
11805 marlboro Ave
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Melissa R Hess
7 years ago
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Seth DeHoff
7 years ago
Bowman Rd, (Washington Twp.) The voters elected this board which should keep the children's best interest as well as their constituents best interest in mind as they make decisions. If we don't agree with how the board is making decisions it is up to us to change the board as their terms come up. It is my opinion that 3 separate buildings are the best.
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Krissy Baird
7 years ago
Please keep Marlington open until there is an actual consolidation plan. If Washington and Lexington families have zero adjustments, transitions, longer commute times than nothing should change for Marlboro families until there is an actual plan. If the current class sizes can still support exceptional student learning, necessary social environments and one on one learning it is essential to have all three schools.
11423 Byers ave ne Hartville 44632
11423 Byers ave ne Hartville 44632
This school should not be closed. This is just crazy to ship our young children out on buses for that long of a drive.
Freshley Ave N.E.
All three grade schools need to stay open
Marlboro
Allen Dr. NE
10045 Columbus Rd., Louisville
Reeder Ave, Louisville
As a proud graduate of Marlboro Grade School and Marlington High School, parent and grandparent of graduates and current students of the same, I believe that closing Marlboro Grade School is not prudent and is a slap in the face of families in our local school system.
Keep Marlboro open
Beechwood Ave, Alliance
We would like to keep our children in Marlboro Township, otherwise we will be forced to explore other options.
8888 Edison St.N.E. Louisville,Ohio
The school board should be more concerned about building the public's trust and closing Marlboro does just the opposite. They are saying our opinion doesn't matter. Maybe when the next operating levy doesn't get the support of the voters they will realize that they need to listen. All three elementary schools need to be treated the same.
11805 marlboro Ave
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Bowman Rd, (Washington Twp.) The voters elected this board which should keep the children's best interest as well as their constituents best interest in mind as they make decisions. If we don't agree with how the board is making decisions it is up to us to change the board as their terms come up. It is my opinion that 3 separate buildings are the best.
Please keep Marlington open until there is an actual consolidation plan. If Washington and Lexington families have zero adjustments, transitions, longer commute times than nothing should change for Marlboro families until there is an actual plan. If the current class sizes can still support exceptional student learning, necessary social environments and one on one learning it is essential to have all three schools.