Parents of Middletown feel any route on a county road to school is an unsafe one, our children's safety is at risk and no child should be expected to walk to or from school in excess of 2 miles in any condition!
The momentum is undeniable now. Middletown is paying attention.
Reached 100 supporters
September 14, 2015
48 Comments
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Lisa Moorr
10 years ago
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We live 1.96 miles from Bayshore and didn't qualify for bus. I was told by dept of trans that its not their problem how my child gets to school. And if anything happens to my child while walking, thats not the school's problem either. Then why have snow days?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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We live 1.9 miles from bayshore so my daughter can not be bussed. My next door neighbor lives 2.0 miles away from bayshore, he can be bussed. That just doesn't make sense!
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Margaret Schwarz Balsamo
10 years ago
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We pay enough taxes so that every child should be able to get a bus. Two miles is to far to walk especially I winter when homeowners don't shovel sidewalk in front of their homes v
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Sandi Hines
10 years ago
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Keep our children safe! 2 miles on a county road is not safe for anyone. It is much too dangerous. Please be proactive, not reactive when it will be too late to take back a terrible accident.. Thank you!
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Marguerite Portagallo
10 years ago
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My two older children attended Middletown Village Elementary and we did not have busing as we were too close to the school. The township thought they should walk nearly a mile along Kings Highway where there aren't even sidewalks on the side where we lived. For 8 years I drove them everyday. For the amount of money in taxes that we pay it's just not acceptable!
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Dina Lucchese
10 years ago
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There are no sidewalks on the way out of my development (Priscilla)to get to Middletown-Lincroft rd.. Once on Mid-Lincroft rd is is way to hazardous for kids to walk.
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Michelle
10 years ago
im very familiar with this route as its one I pass on my bike rides and avoid at all costs due to the dangers. Even in good weather it's hazardous for walking with steep concrete walkways that haven't been maintained and are in desperate need of reconstruction. Weeds and bushes are overgrown, concrete is broken, wood railings are missing on the walking bridge and so much more. If our children are asked to walk this path to and from school then the Transportation department and BOE should be asked to walk this path at least once to see that what they're asking of our children
is hazardous and unsafe.
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Frank Gandolfo
10 years ago
No child should have to walk 5 miles a day to get to and from school. Especially with the huge amount we pay for taxes.
Parents of Middletown feel any route on a county road to school is an unsafe one, our children's safety is at risk and no child should be expected to walk to or from school in excess of 2 miles in any condition!
The momentum is undeniable now. Middletown is paying attention.
Reached 100 supporters
September 14, 2015
48 Comments
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Lisa Moorr
10 years ago
Featured
We live 1.96 miles from Bayshore and didn't qualify for bus. I was told by dept of trans that its not their problem how my child gets to school. And if anything happens to my child while walking, thats not the school's problem either. Then why have snow days?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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We live 1.9 miles from bayshore so my daughter can not be bussed. My next door neighbor lives 2.0 miles away from bayshore, he can be bussed. That just doesn't make sense!
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Margaret Schwarz Balsamo
10 years ago
Featured
We pay enough taxes so that every child should be able to get a bus. Two miles is to far to walk especially I winter when homeowners don't shovel sidewalk in front of their homes v
S
Sandi Hines
10 years ago
Featured
Keep our children safe! 2 miles on a county road is not safe for anyone. It is much too dangerous. Please be proactive, not reactive when it will be too late to take back a terrible accident.. Thank you!
M
Marguerite Portagallo
10 years ago
Featured
My two older children attended Middletown Village Elementary and we did not have busing as we were too close to the school. The township thought they should walk nearly a mile along Kings Highway where there aren't even sidewalks on the side where we lived. For 8 years I drove them everyday. For the amount of money in taxes that we pay it's just not acceptable!
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Dina Lucchese
10 years ago
Featured
There are no sidewalks on the way out of my development (Priscilla)to get to Middletown-Lincroft rd.. Once on Mid-Lincroft rd is is way to hazardous for kids to walk.
M
Michelle
10 years ago
im very familiar with this route as its one I pass on my bike rides and avoid at all costs due to the dangers. Even in good weather it's hazardous for walking with steep concrete walkways that haven't been maintained and are in desperate need of reconstruction. Weeds and bushes are overgrown, concrete is broken, wood railings are missing on the walking bridge and so much more. If our children are asked to walk this path to and from school then the Transportation department and BOE should be asked to walk this path at least once to see that what they're asking of our children
is hazardous and unsafe.
F
Frank Gandolfo
10 years ago
No child should have to walk 5 miles a day to get to and from school. Especially with the huge amount we pay for taxes.
We live 1.96 miles from Bayshore and didn't qualify for bus. I was told by dept of trans that its not their problem how my child gets to school. And if anything happens to my child while walking, thats not the school's problem either. Then why have snow days?