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Preserve Richwood Schools

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Joyce Thomas
9 years ago

I think they need to keep the kids separated like they always have. Let Summersville be Summersville & Richwood be Richwood. Put all the kids in one school only over crowds causing kids to be left behind an under educated.

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Tabitha Smith
9 years ago

Please listen to the people of Richwood. We deserve to have a voice in anything that affects our children or our town. We do not want to consolidate nor do we need too.

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Susan Johnson
9 years ago

Small schools = big results

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Mindy Statler
9 years ago

Community is important!

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jerily smith
9 years ago

Save our schools

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Hileri Gorbey
9 years ago

I would like to preserve this school for these children, and future generations.

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Felicia Beckett-Turner
9 years ago

Preserve my parents legacy. Richwood Strong !

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Tessie Opyoke
9 years ago

Hope it's not being replaced by Charter Schools because they suck!

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Jeromy Rose
9 years ago

Rebuild Richwood High School and Richwood Middle School in Richwood!

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Judy greer
9 years ago

Keep RHS and RMS in Richwood.

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Nancy varney
9 years ago

Save both RHS AND NCHS.

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Patricia Bennett
9 years ago

Kept our schools, think of our children

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Christy poszich
9 years ago

Please save our school!!!

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Randy Losh
9 years ago

Let the kids stay in their home town it is not about the board or the teachers it is about the kids and the community.

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Nancy Losh
9 years ago

Keep RHS in RICHWOOD!!!

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karen hinkle
9 years ago

should have never been an option! Richwood students are a priority and bigger is not better when it comes to education!

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Ginger Scott
9 years ago

Proud to be a Lumberjack and my children are too!! Please preserve Richwood schools!!

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Mary Ann Chambers
9 years ago

Keep Richwood schools in Richwood.

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Judy Green Coffman
9 years ago

Keep the schools in Richwood!

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Linda Williams
9 years ago

Please keep RHS/RMS & NCHS/SMS in their respective communities. There is no need to consolidate al schools to Summersville. There is a strong bond with the schools and their communities, as well as individual school identities.