Minimizing change is one of the criteria set by the board of education for the 2018 Park Hill redistricting process, yet all the elementary scenarios move Brittany Oaks to Renner while moving students from other schools to Prairie Point. The changes increase SES at Prairie Point and needlessly move students. Unnecessary change and higher SES fail the criteria and remove many volunteers in the process. Please sign this petition to keep Brittany Oaks at Prairie Point. This not only helps minimize changes for Prairie Point but for neighboring schools as well. It will also help with SES.
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November 14, 2018
The feedback from fellow neighbors confirms that stability remains a top priority for our school community. I am currently compiling a report based on these concerns to present during the upcoming board discussions.
November 14, 2018
The consistent support for this petition highlights a clear community commitment to keeping Brittany Oaks at Prairie Point. This momentum demonstrates that our concerns regarding the redistricting process are shared by many families who prioritize stability. Your engagement provides a strong foundation as we prepare to present these findings to the board.
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This would be devastating to all the children that live in Brittney Oaks. This neighborhood is at least 30 years old and has always gone to this district please do not re-zone.
We just moved to Brittany Oaks and my daughter loves Prairie Point! We do not want her to move schools again and we don't want to leave Prairie Point after just one year. It is very disappointing to see that all four boundary recommendations move our subdivision out of Prairie Point, thus offering us no options to consider.
It is important to minimize distractions for children who are learning. Changing the environment they are accustomed to can be detrimental to their learning.
My daughter has done amazing at Prairie Point. I work several jobs to live where we do so she can go to Prairie Point. Please consider the redistricting plan.
Please don’t split Brittany Oaks away from Prairie Point. It is especially unfair to split the subdivision. There has to be a better way than splitting these children from their longstanding friends.
Kids already deal with enough unnecessary adversity, this decision has better chance of hurting more children than it helps.
Keep them at Prairie point
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Minimizing change is one of the criteria set by the board of education for the 2018 Park Hill redistricting process, yet all the elementary scenarios move Brittany Oaks to Renner while moving students from other schools to Prairie Point. The changes increase SES at Prairie Point and needlessly move students. Unnecessary change and higher SES fail the criteria and remove many volunteers in the process. Please sign this petition to keep Brittany Oaks at Prairie Point. This not only helps minimize changes for Prairie Point but for neighboring schools as well. It will also help with SES.
Updates
November 14, 2018
The feedback from fellow neighbors confirms that stability remains a top priority for our school community. I am currently compiling a report based on these concerns to present during the upcoming board discussions.
November 14, 2018
The consistent support for this petition highlights a clear community commitment to keeping Brittany Oaks at Prairie Point. This momentum demonstrates that our concerns regarding the redistricting process are shared by many families who prioritize stability. Your engagement provides a strong foundation as we prepare to present these findings to the board.
14 Comments
The 2 additional scenarios have been released and still no change for Brittany Oaks. The neighborhood continues to move out of Prairie Point. Disappointing!
This would be devastating to all the children that live in Brittney Oaks. This neighborhood is at least 30 years old and has always gone to this district please do not re-zone.
We just moved to Brittany Oaks and my daughter loves Prairie Point! We do not want her to move schools again and we don't want to leave Prairie Point after just one year. It is very disappointing to see that all four boundary recommendations move our subdivision out of Prairie Point, thus offering us no options to consider.
It is important to minimize distractions for children who are learning. Changing the environment they are accustomed to can be detrimental to their learning.
My daughter has done amazing at Prairie Point. I work several jobs to live where we do so she can go to Prairie Point. Please consider the redistricting plan.
Please don’t split Brittany Oaks away from Prairie Point. It is especially unfair to split the subdivision. There has to be a better way than splitting these children from their longstanding friends.
Kids already deal with enough unnecessary adversity, this decision has better chance of hurting more children than it helps.
Keep them at Prairie point
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The 2 additional scenarios have been released and still no change for Brittany Oaks. The neighborhood continues to move out of Prairie Point. Disappointing!