I am a resident in Stonemill Farms. Please keep Stonemill Farms as a single and none-split community. Please keep our neighborhood kids all in Lake Middle School!
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Gina Colberg
9 years ago
Please keep our children in our neighborhood schools. Woodbury residents should be able to attend Woodbury schools.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
They aren't implementing he change until 2018/2019
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
All three plans take kids out of lake
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Tom burger
9 years ago
PLEASE do not choose plan G and break up stone mill farms. It would be devastating to my kids to lose the friendships they have developed. Plan G is the only option taking kids OUT of their communities!!! The other plans do NOT HAVE THAT SAME RESULT. We did NOT build a home in WOODBURY to attend school in Cottage Grove. And No one lives in Cottage Grove to attend Woodbury schools. There are TWO other great options, please do not break apart our community.
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Nandhini Iyer
9 years ago
Want Stonemill Farms to remain in Lake Middle boundary.
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Kelly Bengtson
9 years ago
Changing the boundaries at this point in time is absolutely ridiculous. You are breaking up friendships that have been in place for six years and you are affecting the property values of those in Stonemill that would be south of Lake. We live in Woodbury and our children should be allowed to go to Woodbury schools not cottage Grove schools. I don't understand board member thinking when you talk about breaking up a community - nothing good will result of this!! How will the 833 school board and the city council members account tax assessments for those living in Woodbury but not being allowed to attend Woodbury schools? I would expect my taxes to be significantly lowered if my children are going to cottage Grove schools. Cottage Grove has a much lower tax base than Woodbury. Please make sure you include all Woodbury city council members at these public meetings so we can address these issues. Woodbury residents should not be paying a premium on property taxes to go to cottage Grove schools.
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Amy Augustine
9 years ago
Please don't split our community in half.
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Kaity Gorman
9 years ago
Please do not split up the Stonemill community. Middle school is hard enough on our kids without having to send them in separate directions.
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Jackson Maddux
9 years ago
This plan would disrupt the community and adversely impact the kids' ability to maintain their neighborhood friendships as they grow older. no to "G"
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Mac Ryerse
9 years ago
No to Plan G
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Dave Buchanan
9 years ago
Dividing up a community goes against the community and family centric design of Woodbury. Please do not break up strong friendships and common relationships most often built from school activities.
Also, plan G forces my children to be bused over 5 miles on 55 mph country roads and a future construction zone. Staying at Lake Middle school means continuing vital friendships from elementary to middle, and only a 2 mile bus ride through city streets.
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Carrie leach
9 years ago
Please do not split up the stonemill farms community.
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Kim Wyeth
9 years ago
Thanks for your leadership and engagement in this important initiative!
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Lainy
9 years ago
100% agree with every single one of these comments. Totally not right to be put into two separate groups between CG and LM. My child has gained so many friends this 6th grade year and frankly tons of them live on the north side of Stonemill or in Baileys Arbor etc.. my child doesn't know a single kid who goes too CGM. It'd be a whole new environment and area to work with
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Dean Warzala
9 years ago
Do not split the SMF community by send a portion of our children to Cottage Grove Middle School.
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Sonya Stelmachuk
9 years ago
It is really important to me that my child goes to neighborhood schools within Woodbury. Of equal importance is the neighborhood children staying together.
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Amy Calkins
9 years ago
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We are a military family that moves every 2 years. We just arrived in Stonemill Farms last summer and chose this area for it's schools and community. Our children move enough and have been the "new kid" far too often. Please keep us at Lake Middle school.
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Brenda Hovland
9 years ago
Please keep the Stonemill Farms neighborhood together. Tearing apart friends and their relationships at middle school age is the worst timing and divides the sense of community.
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Subhash
9 years ago
Do not split and cause confusion to kids and parents
I am a resident in Stonemill Farms. Please keep Stonemill Farms as a single and none-split community. Please keep our neighborhood kids all in Lake Middle School!
Please keep our children in our neighborhood schools. Woodbury residents should be able to attend Woodbury schools.
They aren't implementing he change until 2018/2019
All three plans take kids out of lake
PLEASE do not choose plan G and break up stone mill farms. It would be devastating to my kids to lose the friendships they have developed. Plan G is the only option taking kids OUT of their communities!!! The other plans do NOT HAVE THAT SAME RESULT. We did NOT build a home in WOODBURY to attend school in Cottage Grove. And No one lives in Cottage Grove to attend Woodbury schools. There are TWO other great options, please do not break apart our community.
Want Stonemill Farms to remain in Lake Middle boundary.
Changing the boundaries at this point in time is absolutely ridiculous. You are breaking up friendships that have been in place for six years and you are affecting the property values of those in Stonemill that would be south of Lake. We live in Woodbury and our children should be allowed to go to Woodbury schools not cottage Grove schools. I don't understand board member thinking when you talk about breaking up a community - nothing good will result of this!! How will the 833 school board and the city council members account tax assessments for those living in Woodbury but not being allowed to attend Woodbury schools? I would expect my taxes to be significantly lowered if my children are going to cottage Grove schools. Cottage Grove has a much lower tax base than Woodbury. Please make sure you include all Woodbury city council members at these public meetings so we can address these issues. Woodbury residents should not be paying a premium on property taxes to go to cottage Grove schools.
Please don't split our community in half.
Please do not split up the Stonemill community. Middle school is hard enough on our kids without having to send them in separate directions.
This plan would disrupt the community and adversely impact the kids' ability to maintain their neighborhood friendships as they grow older. no to "G"
No to Plan G
Dividing up a community goes against the community and family centric design of Woodbury. Please do not break up strong friendships and common relationships most often built from school activities. Also, plan G forces my children to be bused over 5 miles on 55 mph country roads and a future construction zone. Staying at Lake Middle school means continuing vital friendships from elementary to middle, and only a 2 mile bus ride through city streets.
Please do not split up the stonemill farms community.
Thanks for your leadership and engagement in this important initiative!
100% agree with every single one of these comments. Totally not right to be put into two separate groups between CG and LM. My child has gained so many friends this 6th grade year and frankly tons of them live on the north side of Stonemill or in Baileys Arbor etc.. my child doesn't know a single kid who goes too CGM. It'd be a whole new environment and area to work with
Do not split the SMF community by send a portion of our children to Cottage Grove Middle School.
It is really important to me that my child goes to neighborhood schools within Woodbury. Of equal importance is the neighborhood children staying together.
We are a military family that moves every 2 years. We just arrived in Stonemill Farms last summer and chose this area for it's schools and community. Our children move enough and have been the "new kid" far too often. Please keep us at Lake Middle school.
Please keep the Stonemill Farms neighborhood together. Tearing apart friends and their relationships at middle school age is the worst timing and divides the sense of community.
Do not split and cause confusion to kids and parents