Went through similar rezoning issues 3plus times in Tennessee all while living in same house. Let me know if I can help.
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Michele kuranz
6 years ago
No to rezoning our kids : this is an overcrowded county, moving kids from between overcrowded schools is no solution
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Bob Carroll
6 years ago
I vote no rezoning suggestion normally you would add on square feet to a building to accommodate more recreational and students activities easy solution
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Bethany Bellar
6 years ago
It’s not fair to send kids to a brand new school when they’ve been going to school with these kids since grade school. Their life time best friend won’t be there for lunch and they’ll probably sit alone that’s not fair. I graduate this year with kids I’ve gone to school with since kindergarten.
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Edana Stegmaier
6 years ago
Please do not rezone these neighborhoods, as well as the Aberdeen neighborhood. The ridiculous, immature decisions have everything to do with money, money, money! Just let these kids enjoy their childhood and teenage years how it should be. That’s why we all have made a decision to live here! All these children currently zoned for Bartram have grown up together and even though, some have now been split to FCA, they are still looking forward to re-uniting with their Elementary friends in High School. Greed over the best interest for our children is sickening. Just leave things how it is!
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Darrel McLeod
6 years ago
Need to consider other options.
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Dan Kelly
6 years ago
Too far to creek side when Bartram is only five minutes away
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Thomas Masters
6 years ago
Please look at other options. This will place a burden on our families as it takes 20+ minutes to get to Creekside with traffic.
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Patricia Ireland
6 years ago
my niece likes her school got friends since elementry school there i say NO NO NO
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Karen
6 years ago
No! Do not rezone!
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Robert Hoisington
6 years ago
I want my kids to go to Bartram High School. Thats why I moved into this neighborhood.
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Dave Sullivan
6 years ago
Needs a lot more discussion.
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Connie Mayrand
6 years ago
I am totally against this rezoning. My husband and I spent a ton of money relocating to this neighborhood after investigating the right schools we wanted them to attend that would be best for them . We moved to a very established neighborhood to avoid any of this nonsense. You need to shift all the kids in the newly established neighborhoods instead of the 52 kids in this long time established neighborhood.
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Nancy Treadway
6 years ago
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50 students? That’s ridiculous. It won’t help the overcrowding at Bartram and just burden the parents and kids involved. If they are going to pull out kids, make it enough to actually help the overcrowding.
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Ann Popik
6 years ago
This small group of children deserve to go to high school with the friends and community they spend their first 9 years of education with.
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Camille Beliard
6 years ago
I have a 9th grader and a 7th student at Swiss Point Middle School this would effect.
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Frank Infante
6 years ago
No re-zoning
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Robert Block
6 years ago
This rezoning accomplishes nothing but inconveniencing families and making life difficult for students. Whose brilliant idea was this? I know several people who would be affected by this. This must be driven by Transportation and Bus routes. It’s sad when the quality of education is jeopardized by shortsighted logistics.
Unnecessary to put these kids through this.
Unnecessary to put these kids through this.
Went through similar rezoning issues 3plus times in Tennessee all while living in same house. Let me know if I can help.
No to rezoning our kids : this is an overcrowded county, moving kids from between overcrowded schools is no solution
I vote no rezoning suggestion normally you would add on square feet to a building to accommodate more recreational and students activities easy solution
It’s not fair to send kids to a brand new school when they’ve been going to school with these kids since grade school. Their life time best friend won’t be there for lunch and they’ll probably sit alone that’s not fair. I graduate this year with kids I’ve gone to school with since kindergarten.
Please do not rezone these neighborhoods, as well as the Aberdeen neighborhood. The ridiculous, immature decisions have everything to do with money, money, money! Just let these kids enjoy their childhood and teenage years how it should be. That’s why we all have made a decision to live here! All these children currently zoned for Bartram have grown up together and even though, some have now been split to FCA, they are still looking forward to re-uniting with their Elementary friends in High School. Greed over the best interest for our children is sickening. Just leave things how it is!
Need to consider other options.
Too far to creek side when Bartram is only five minutes away
Please look at other options. This will place a burden on our families as it takes 20+ minutes to get to Creekside with traffic.
my niece likes her school got friends since elementry school there i say NO NO NO
No! Do not rezone!
I want my kids to go to Bartram High School. Thats why I moved into this neighborhood.
Needs a lot more discussion.
I am totally against this rezoning. My husband and I spent a ton of money relocating to this neighborhood after investigating the right schools we wanted them to attend that would be best for them . We moved to a very established neighborhood to avoid any of this nonsense. You need to shift all the kids in the newly established neighborhoods instead of the 52 kids in this long time established neighborhood.
50 students? That’s ridiculous. It won’t help the overcrowding at Bartram and just burden the parents and kids involved. If they are going to pull out kids, make it enough to actually help the overcrowding.
This small group of children deserve to go to high school with the friends and community they spend their first 9 years of education with.
I have a 9th grader and a 7th student at Swiss Point Middle School this would effect.
No re-zoning
This rezoning accomplishes nothing but inconveniencing families and making life difficult for students. Whose brilliant idea was this? I know several people who would be affected by this. This must be driven by Transportation and Bus routes. It’s sad when the quality of education is jeopardized by shortsighted logistics.