Petition to Permit LCPS Students a 17 Minute Moment of Silence on March 14, 2018
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Sean dunn
8 years ago
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Alejandro
8 years ago
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matt
8 years ago
On behalf of the POTUS. I strongly agree with the kids of this era that they should be allowed freedom to express what they feel is needed. I will tell you this america gun Control is becoming more strict we are working on laws to make the legal age of purchasing a firearm 21 instead of 18.
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Andrew Mclister
8 years ago
It good
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Celeste Starchild
8 years ago
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I think this is an extraordinarily positive, approach that minimizes disruption while providing a critical outlet for the children. 100% in support.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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It is good for the community, for our state, and for our country for students to take time out of school and send a message to lawmakers about gun control! Let them!
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Alterra
8 years ago
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As a LCPS parent and Purcellville resident, we want to stand in solidarity with Parkland and with our community as say we want our children and teachers safe. - Alterra Hetzel #Enough
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Jennifer Hickman
8 years ago
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This is a good way for students to learn how to participate in their government in a nonviolent way.
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Jenna Paganin
8 years ago
March for Awareness
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Rosemary Lawler
8 years ago
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I’m a 61 year old grandmother. Our youngest child graduated from Loudoun County High in 2009. Our oldest grandchild graduates high school in June in Pittsburgh, and we back her decision to walk-out for a coordinated show of respect for those lost Feb. 14 and to show a united demand for change. LCPS needs to show adult support of these students to exercise their civil rights in a respectful way.
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Kira Mayrides
8 years ago
Ashburn District
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MEG NASH
8 years ago
Blue Ridge District
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Robin
8 years ago
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I A my an LCPS parent who supports the peaceful protest of the 17 min walkout in honor of the Parkland students
Bet
On behalf of the POTUS. I strongly agree with the kids of this era that they should be allowed freedom to express what they feel is needed. I will tell you this america gun Control is becoming more strict we are working on laws to make the legal age of purchasing a firearm 21 instead of 18.
It good
I think this is an extraordinarily positive, approach that minimizes disruption while providing a critical outlet for the children. 100% in support.
It is good for the community, for our state, and for our country for students to take time out of school and send a message to lawmakers about gun control! Let them!
As a LCPS parent and Purcellville resident, we want to stand in solidarity with Parkland and with our community as say we want our children and teachers safe. - Alterra Hetzel #Enough
This is a good way for students to learn how to participate in their government in a nonviolent way.
March for Awareness
I’m a 61 year old grandmother. Our youngest child graduated from Loudoun County High in 2009. Our oldest grandchild graduates high school in June in Pittsburgh, and we back her decision to walk-out for a coordinated show of respect for those lost Feb. 14 and to show a united demand for change. LCPS needs to show adult support of these students to exercise their civil rights in a respectful way.
Ashburn District
Blue Ridge District
I A my an LCPS parent who supports the peaceful protest of the 17 min walkout in honor of the Parkland students