This would cause emotional damage to so many kids.
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Stacy Hemingway
6 years ago
I have 3 children that will be affected by this and a 9th grader currently at Bartram! She should NOT have to switch schools!!!!!
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Anthony Mack
6 years ago
Let the people have a voice!
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Jom
6 years ago
Jom
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Zarrar
6 years ago
This is so unfair to the students who have grown up thinking they are going to Bartram. These kids don’t deserve to have to go to a school where they will have no friends or prior knowledge.
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Eshan Mallampalli
6 years ago
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Sashell Dragich
6 years ago
Please do not uproot these students. Consistency is so important for their well being and best educational experience.
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Eyerusalem
6 years ago
If kids are in the rezone area let them chose where they want to go .
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Jennifer Doherty
6 years ago
It makes no sense to move these kids.
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Marian Campbell
6 years ago
Stop the growth in St. John’s county instead. How many gas stations, storage buildings and grocery stores does a community our size need anyway? Why are neighborhoods springing up BEFORE the infrastructure is in place to support it?
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Steven Overstreet
6 years ago
Wrong thing to do to kids who have been established in a school zone!
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James Armstrong
6 years ago
This would be an unhealthy decision for these children, please do not allow this to happen.
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Richard Gowers
6 years ago
No I moved into this neighborhood for a reason so my kids go to current zone
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Jeff Smith
6 years ago
How rood
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Abby Williams
6 years ago
This is unfair the population in both schools are the same and I think you need to keep everything how it is
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William I Newman
6 years ago
this is what we fought against 20 years ago urban sprawl thank your leaders of the county most if not all recd healthy donations for election
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Aidan
6 years ago
No! Me and my girlfriend are in a very serious relationship and if it was rezoned we couldn’t be together anymore
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Peggy Franco
6 years ago
Schools are so overcrowded that this seems petty and insignificant to move such a small group. However, to the students it would be very significant and disruptive.
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Meredith Warwick
6 years ago
No rezoning of our established neighborhoods. New builds should take on the brunt of rezoning, not families that have supported these same schools for 20 years.
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Caryn Bukovitz
6 years ago
Leave the children in their neighborhood schools!!!!
This would cause emotional damage to so many kids.
I have 3 children that will be affected by this and a 9th grader currently at Bartram! She should NOT have to switch schools!!!!!
Let the people have a voice!
Jom
This is so unfair to the students who have grown up thinking they are going to Bartram. These kids don’t deserve to have to go to a school where they will have no friends or prior knowledge.
Please do not uproot these students. Consistency is so important for their well being and best educational experience.
If kids are in the rezone area let them chose where they want to go .
It makes no sense to move these kids.
Stop the growth in St. John’s county instead. How many gas stations, storage buildings and grocery stores does a community our size need anyway? Why are neighborhoods springing up BEFORE the infrastructure is in place to support it?
Wrong thing to do to kids who have been established in a school zone!
This would be an unhealthy decision for these children, please do not allow this to happen.
No I moved into this neighborhood for a reason so my kids go to current zone
How rood
This is unfair the population in both schools are the same and I think you need to keep everything how it is
this is what we fought against 20 years ago urban sprawl thank your leaders of the county most if not all recd healthy donations for election
No! Me and my girlfriend are in a very serious relationship and if it was rezoned we couldn’t be together anymore
Schools are so overcrowded that this seems petty and insignificant to move such a small group. However, to the students it would be very significant and disruptive.
No rezoning of our established neighborhoods. New builds should take on the brunt of rezoning, not families that have supported these same schools for 20 years.
Leave the children in their neighborhood schools!!!!