This is terrible! Family's have purchase homes with the school district being a huge factor in the purchase . If parents wanted their children to go to cottage grove school they would have moved to cottage grove. Please leave the border alone! New homes should move but existing homes should be left alone! Children are loosing sleep because of this change....
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Chris Peterson
9 years ago
It makes no sense to split Stonemill and have our kids go to a different town for middle school. The obviously split is Bailey Road. Keep our kids together!
Please say NO to plan G. It just doesnt make sense.
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Steve
9 years ago
We bought a house in Stonemill Farms especially for the Woodbury schools and sense of community. To adjust the boundaries and break up this wonderful community would have a lasting effect on each and every family living here.
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Joe Fleury
9 years ago
Don't split up our neighborhood at the middle school level. It's dissapointing that the district spent our tax increases for expansion of our current schools on upgrading music halls and infrastructure in the school. The increase we supported was bait and switch and now the kids of our neighborhood are paying the price for the districts mismanagement of our money.
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Melissa Lee
9 years ago
Many families buy in SMF out of the wish to have children at particular schools in the district and are willing to pay a premium mortgage to do so. In a world of SO MUCH change, it makes sense to continue providing the familiarity of continuity between schools, for the benefit of kids and parents, i.e. the community. Woodbury undoubtedly needs a third middle school!
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Lisa Bell
9 years ago
Stonemill has an amazing sense of community built by common interest in our kids. Please keep that community together.
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Tom Zohn
9 years ago
My Autistic grandson needs to stay with his group of autistic and typical friends.
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Anthony Davis
9 years ago
Community and familiarity are the outlying reasons for choosing to raise my children in stonemill... a change in district School lines would do immeasurable damage to relationships our children have formed over years; Relationships our children can come to call on as the pools of attendees continue to grow throughout their schooling. There must be another solution.
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Devin Hartwig
9 years ago
I would like to please go to school in Woodbury. My parents and I just moved here from Oakdale so that I could attend school in Woodbury. They saved up many years so we could move to Woodbury and I could go to school here. Thank you. Devin.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
My husband and I bought a house specifically for our kids to attend this school district. Its very important for us that our kids go to school were we live. Dont change the school zones! This would impact mine and a lot of other families.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Stay together, no split!!!!!
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Melanie Kraushaar
9 years ago
We thoughtfully purchased a home in Stonemill Farms specifically for our children's education and the sense of community offered. We oppose breaking up the Stonemill community as we strongly value the Woodbury schools and neighborhood relationships.
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Becky Boknevitz
9 years ago
I oppose Option G which splits w40 es to Ms cohort and again Ms to HS cohort.
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Sandy Bourasa
9 years ago
Please don't change this.
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sue brenna
9 years ago
this is where my nephew would go to school and he has autism, we hope and would like fo rhim to stay with the students and friends who he knows.
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Marcus Becker
9 years ago
IDS 833 leaders and teachers educate the importance of being part of a community to our children. ISD 833 Leaders should keep this message constant and keep our children at the same school.
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Chris borek
9 years ago
Please keep stonemill farms where it is. Those kids need to focus on their awesome education and not get distracted with this unnecessary change.
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Bridget Anderson
9 years ago
Our children have grow up in this neighborhood and at LRE. My son, who has Autism, currently attends Lake Middle School with all of the kids he has known since Kindergarten. These kids know him and understand him and make school a place he looks forward to going to. Moving him to a new school with only some of those kids will set him back socially, academically, and emotionally. Please consider what this means to these kids. As a parent, I will take a crowd classroom over moving half our neighborhood kids to a different school. Thank you
This is terrible! Family's have purchase homes with the school district being a huge factor in the purchase . If parents wanted their children to go to cottage grove school they would have moved to cottage grove. Please leave the border alone! New homes should move but existing homes should be left alone! Children are loosing sleep because of this change....
It makes no sense to split Stonemill and have our kids go to a different town for middle school. The obviously split is Bailey Road. Keep our kids together! Please say NO to plan G. It just doesnt make sense.
We bought a house in Stonemill Farms especially for the Woodbury schools and sense of community. To adjust the boundaries and break up this wonderful community would have a lasting effect on each and every family living here.
Don't split up our neighborhood at the middle school level. It's dissapointing that the district spent our tax increases for expansion of our current schools on upgrading music halls and infrastructure in the school. The increase we supported was bait and switch and now the kids of our neighborhood are paying the price for the districts mismanagement of our money.
Many families buy in SMF out of the wish to have children at particular schools in the district and are willing to pay a premium mortgage to do so. In a world of SO MUCH change, it makes sense to continue providing the familiarity of continuity between schools, for the benefit of kids and parents, i.e. the community. Woodbury undoubtedly needs a third middle school!
Stonemill has an amazing sense of community built by common interest in our kids. Please keep that community together.
My Autistic grandson needs to stay with his group of autistic and typical friends.
Community and familiarity are the outlying reasons for choosing to raise my children in stonemill... a change in district School lines would do immeasurable damage to relationships our children have formed over years; Relationships our children can come to call on as the pools of attendees continue to grow throughout their schooling. There must be another solution.
I would like to please go to school in Woodbury. My parents and I just moved here from Oakdale so that I could attend school in Woodbury. They saved up many years so we could move to Woodbury and I could go to school here. Thank you. Devin.
My husband and I bought a house specifically for our kids to attend this school district. Its very important for us that our kids go to school were we live. Dont change the school zones! This would impact mine and a lot of other families.
Stay together, no split!!!!!
We thoughtfully purchased a home in Stonemill Farms specifically for our children's education and the sense of community offered. We oppose breaking up the Stonemill community as we strongly value the Woodbury schools and neighborhood relationships.
I oppose Option G which splits w40 es to Ms cohort and again Ms to HS cohort.
Please don't change this.
this is where my nephew would go to school and he has autism, we hope and would like fo rhim to stay with the students and friends who he knows.
IDS 833 leaders and teachers educate the importance of being part of a community to our children. ISD 833 Leaders should keep this message constant and keep our children at the same school.
Please keep stonemill farms where it is. Those kids need to focus on their awesome education and not get distracted with this unnecessary change.
Our children have grow up in this neighborhood and at LRE. My son, who has Autism, currently attends Lake Middle School with all of the kids he has known since Kindergarten. These kids know him and understand him and make school a place he looks forward to going to. Moving him to a new school with only some of those kids will set him back socially, academically, and emotionally. Please consider what this means to these kids. As a parent, I will take a crowd classroom over moving half our neighborhood kids to a different school. Thank you
Keep them together!
Keep our kids together!