Please do not implement Plan G as it will negatively affect the sense of community and relationships built between families at both the north and south ends of Stonemill Farms.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
Your community will still be a community if not all of the children go to school together. It's not like you still won't live near by each other...
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Brian Neudahl
9 years ago
I respectfully disagree with plan g and want my daughter going to Lake Middle school in the future. I think all kids in Stonemill farms community should go to school together!
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Parvinder Jaspal
9 years ago
Our daughter will be devastated to be leaving Lake Middle and our main reason to move in Stonemill Farms was the School for our kids.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
Stonemill Farms would still be a close knit community if all the children in your area didn't go to the same school. But, if the district doesn't pick plan G, there will have to be more changes to the boundary lines in the nearer future, resulting in even more friendships being split up
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Kyle Viesselman
9 years ago
Please keep our community together.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
All three proposals would move some children out of the district boundaries, but plan G is the most logical for the future of the district.
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Grant Wabnitz
9 years ago
While I don't have children, one of the attractions to this area for myself and fiancé was the close knit community that Stonemill Farms is and it would be a shame to re-do the boundaries for the children of this community.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
All of the plans split up kids, but plan G is the best for the future of the district. VOTE YES TO PLAN G!
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
VOTE YES TO PLAN G!
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
All of the plans split up friends, but if you actually researched the issue, you would realize that plan G is the best for the future of the district.
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Tyler Denison
9 years ago
It is important to keep our kids together!
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Sara Koch
9 years ago
I live in the section of Stonemill Farms community that would negatively (in my opinion) be affected by the proposed boundary of children living South of Lake Road, to be routed to the Cottage Grove Middle School. Please keep our children in the district boundaries they currently reside within to provide continuity & consistency in their education & school location.
Thank you,
Sara Koch
Harness Draw
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Karen
9 years ago
No to plan G! Middle school already puts kids in a tough position would this be the smartest and best interest in our kids? I don't think so! My kids live in Woodbury too attend Woodbury schools not Cottage Grove. I think this is not right for all our kids to have to go all the way to CGMS! No to plan G!
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Anne Bolstad
9 years ago
Please keep our kids together. They walk together. They hang out after school so they aren't scared until parents are done with work together.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
VOTE YES TO PLAN G!
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Laura Boyer
9 years ago
Please keep all students from Stonemill at Lake Middle. Please do not split up the development.
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Ava Jones
9 years ago
When will the district stop causing so many issues? This is one of the only districts I have heard of that makes so many boundary changes. The district needs to work with the city planner before changing or projecting school boundaries. When will the district learn that they need to stop building houses if there isn't enough space for students.
Please keep SM community together!
Please do not implement Plan G as it will negatively affect the sense of community and relationships built between families at both the north and south ends of Stonemill Farms.
Your community will still be a community if not all of the children go to school together. It's not like you still won't live near by each other...
I respectfully disagree with plan g and want my daughter going to Lake Middle school in the future. I think all kids in Stonemill farms community should go to school together!
Our daughter will be devastated to be leaving Lake Middle and our main reason to move in Stonemill Farms was the School for our kids.
Stonemill Farms would still be a close knit community if all the children in your area didn't go to the same school. But, if the district doesn't pick plan G, there will have to be more changes to the boundary lines in the nearer future, resulting in even more friendships being split up
Please keep our community together.
All three proposals would move some children out of the district boundaries, but plan G is the most logical for the future of the district.
While I don't have children, one of the attractions to this area for myself and fiancé was the close knit community that Stonemill Farms is and it would be a shame to re-do the boundaries for the children of this community.
All of the plans split up kids, but plan G is the best for the future of the district. VOTE YES TO PLAN G!
VOTE YES TO PLAN G!
All of the plans split up friends, but if you actually researched the issue, you would realize that plan G is the best for the future of the district.
It is important to keep our kids together!
I live in the section of Stonemill Farms community that would negatively (in my opinion) be affected by the proposed boundary of children living South of Lake Road, to be routed to the Cottage Grove Middle School. Please keep our children in the district boundaries they currently reside within to provide continuity & consistency in their education & school location. Thank you, Sara Koch Harness Draw
No to plan G! Middle school already puts kids in a tough position would this be the smartest and best interest in our kids? I don't think so! My kids live in Woodbury too attend Woodbury schools not Cottage Grove. I think this is not right for all our kids to have to go all the way to CGMS! No to plan G!
Please keep our kids together. They walk together. They hang out after school so they aren't scared until parents are done with work together.
VOTE YES TO PLAN G!
Please keep all students from Stonemill at Lake Middle. Please do not split up the development.
When will the district stop causing so many issues? This is one of the only districts I have heard of that makes so many boundary changes. The district needs to work with the city planner before changing or projecting school boundaries. When will the district learn that they need to stop building houses if there isn't enough space for students.
Yes!! I agree with you so much!!