thy need to make the Lincoln distict smaller expansion not the answer. end Lincold district at Armitage
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Janelle Manno
12 years ago
I don't think this is the answer to Lincoln's overcrowding problem.
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Kenneth Golub
12 years ago
One again CPS is spending millions: They could hire at least 200 more teachers for that money.
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Benjamin Kadish
12 years ago
build the school expansion in the middle of the district, or redistrict the area and do not take away the playground.
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M Weiss
12 years ago
Please count me among the "six opposed" to the moronic idea to enlarge lincoln school
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Frank McEneaney
12 years ago
Save Lincoln's playground. We need more green space for our children, not less!
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Cheryl McEneaney
12 years ago
Save Lincoln's playground! A playground on the roof is inaccessible when school is not in session!
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nicole lopez
12 years ago
please consider canty over Lincoln elementary
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Lynn Rosenberg
12 years ago
--->>I live on Orchard St. with our alley facing the playground of Lincoln school and I really have a problem with cars parked in the alley across my garage. I understand that parents are there to pick up their kids, but it is very frustrating to try to park in my garage when some parents park across my garage. Can you imagine how much worse it would be it Lincoln School was expanded? Is there anyone a CPS listening to the plight of the families that live in the Lincoln School area? Or don't we count?
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HerbertSchober
12 years ago
--->>I live on Orchard St. with our alley facing the playground of Lincoln school and I really have a problem with cars parked in the alley across my garage. I understand that parents are there to pick up their kids, but it is very frustrating to try to park in my garage when some parents park across my garage. Can you imagine how much worse it would be it Lincoln School was expanded? Is there anyone a CPS listening to the plight of the families that live in the Lincoln School area? Or don't we count?
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Herbert Schober
12 years ago
--->>I live on Orchard St. with our alley facing the playground of Lincoln school and I really have a problem with cars parked in the alley across my garage. I understand that parents are there to pick up their kids, but it is very frustrating to try to park in my garage when some parents park across my garage. Can you imagine how much worse it would be it Lincoln School was expanded? Is there anyone a CPS listening to the plight of the families that live in the Lincoln School area? Or don't we count?
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Patrick Duggan
12 years ago
Kids should walk to the closest school.
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Heather Parsons
12 years ago
CANTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!!
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Sylvia Kellogg
12 years ago
The expansion should given to the school NEXT on the waiting list who are petitioning for it NOT against it
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Ivan Guan
12 years ago
Being a graduate of this place, I loved the playground and the an expansion would destroy the beauty of little Lincoln
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Ester Di Filippo
12 years ago
They should be embarrassed and ashamed. A school gets help because of its neighborhood.... Not because they NEED IT!???
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Ann Hogan
12 years ago
Public schools used to be neighborhood schools where children could walk to school. I believe the current boundaries of Lincoln are among the largest in the city. Shame on the privileged folks fighting to push this expansion forward thinking that if they just whip out their checkbooks and pressure the politicians who have their own agendas they can get their way like spoiled children, while the children in underprivileged and deprived neighborhoods where the schools and teachers are in need of most of the resources and materials currently provided at Lincoln are forced to just make do.
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Jim Hogan
12 years ago
The proposed expansion of Lincoln School with an annex constructed over the existing playground is a inexcusable. Until late September of this year we lived, for over 19 years, directly across from that wonderful schoolyard and marveled at its function not only as open space for the children to spread their wings during the school day but also as a “town square” for the neighborhood seven days a week.
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Peter Harrison
12 years ago
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I moved across the street in January and literally the first I heard of this was when the decision was made. How were we not included in the debate? Traffic is already a big issue in the neighborhood and the playground is used as a buffre for over 100 students in the afternoon.
thy need to make the Lincoln distict smaller expansion not the answer. end Lincold district at Armitage
I don't think this is the answer to Lincoln's overcrowding problem.
One again CPS is spending millions: They could hire at least 200 more teachers for that money.
build the school expansion in the middle of the district, or redistrict the area and do not take away the playground.
Please count me among the "six opposed" to the moronic idea to enlarge lincoln school
Save Lincoln's playground. We need more green space for our children, not less!
Save Lincoln's playground! A playground on the roof is inaccessible when school is not in session!
please consider canty over Lincoln elementary
--->>I live on Orchard St. with our alley facing the playground of Lincoln school and I really have a problem with cars parked in the alley across my garage. I understand that parents are there to pick up their kids, but it is very frustrating to try to park in my garage when some parents park across my garage. Can you imagine how much worse it would be it Lincoln School was expanded? Is there anyone a CPS listening to the plight of the families that live in the Lincoln School area? Or don't we count?
--->>I live on Orchard St. with our alley facing the playground of Lincoln school and I really have a problem with cars parked in the alley across my garage. I understand that parents are there to pick up their kids, but it is very frustrating to try to park in my garage when some parents park across my garage. Can you imagine how much worse it would be it Lincoln School was expanded? Is there anyone a CPS listening to the plight of the families that live in the Lincoln School area? Or don't we count?
--->>I live on Orchard St. with our alley facing the playground of Lincoln school and I really have a problem with cars parked in the alley across my garage. I understand that parents are there to pick up their kids, but it is very frustrating to try to park in my garage when some parents park across my garage. Can you imagine how much worse it would be it Lincoln School was expanded? Is there anyone a CPS listening to the plight of the families that live in the Lincoln School area? Or don't we count?
Kids should walk to the closest school.
CANTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!!
The expansion should given to the school NEXT on the waiting list who are petitioning for it NOT against it
Being a graduate of this place, I loved the playground and the an expansion would destroy the beauty of little Lincoln
They should be embarrassed and ashamed. A school gets help because of its neighborhood.... Not because they NEED IT!???
Public schools used to be neighborhood schools where children could walk to school. I believe the current boundaries of Lincoln are among the largest in the city. Shame on the privileged folks fighting to push this expansion forward thinking that if they just whip out their checkbooks and pressure the politicians who have their own agendas they can get their way like spoiled children, while the children in underprivileged and deprived neighborhoods where the schools and teachers are in need of most of the resources and materials currently provided at Lincoln are forced to just make do.
The proposed expansion of Lincoln School with an annex constructed over the existing playground is a inexcusable. Until late September of this year we lived, for over 19 years, directly across from that wonderful schoolyard and marveled at its function not only as open space for the children to spread their wings during the school day but also as a “town square” for the neighborhood seven days a week.
I moved across the street in January and literally the first I heard of this was when the decision was made. How were we not included in the debate? Traffic is already a big issue in the neighborhood and the playground is used as a buffre for over 100 students in the afternoon.
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