Option D = DEFER

This is unfair considering 86 of the 100 you want to move already drive here from other school's?

I think that it isn't going to do much for overcrowding and it's mainly just upsetting people.

They shouldn't move the school lines because down kids have moved down to Woodstock and other schools because they don't like there other school

Kids have a bunch of friends that they don't wanna leave. They have better experience and other things with the school they're with now. They don't wanna leave the school that they're at.

In this day and age where having a social life is one of the most important things ever, switching schools won't help.

WE NEED THIS I AM AN EXAMPLE OF SOMEONE WHO WANTS THIS

Don't change the border

Keep the boundaries the way they are. If it isn't broke dont fix it!

Dean school boundary change... No thanks.

I dont like it and I think that you should slow down the process and take your time with things.

I have family and friends who will be impacted by this decision, and believe more time should be taken to gather information. Please look at all the possibilities before making a decision.

There has to be other options if it's absolutely necessary. Think about what you're putting these kids through. From high schoolers who have spent their childhood with their friends, to young children who have had a hard time in school and after finally adjusting you want to move them?!

I think this is a good idea until all taxpayers and parents are sure that they understand exactly what is going to happen.

Property owner and county taxpayer

My younger brother Ethan will be a junior next year, and it would be awful for him to transfer schools with only two years left and leave all of the friends he has made since elementary school.

Registered Voter

Please defer this decision and explore other alternative. This will have a larger impact than anyone relizes

This doesn't affect my children but I do agree that things should be put on hold. Why not start with those new students and enforce the current boundaries instead of making changes that only affect 300? In the grand scheme of things, will disrupting 300 student and family lives be worth it? Put your foot down NOW for the new students and let the current ones be grandfathered in.

My kids will not be included in the boundary change. There will be several of their friends that will be affected by the change, as well as my friends' and family's children. I say, find other options. Trailers, I see was mentioned. I used trailers personally when I was younger. This may be a very good option to cut down on overpopulated classes. To all parents going through this ordeal good luck and keep fighting.

My children have went to there schools all there years of schooling. My son is going to be a freshman in h.s. this coming fall. I do not feel it is fair for children to have to change schools. As it can and will affect them personally and mentally. And quite possibly academically.