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Preserve the Henry Haight Campus

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Lisa Kermsh
11 years ago

keep excellent schools excellent. Listen to your kids.

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Mayra agadier
11 years ago

It is easier for adult to relocate rather than having children, parents and teachers rearrange a program that is already been well stablished.

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Linda Zhang
11 years ago

No” to the proposed move of Academy of Alameda (AOA) Elementary School to Henry Haight Elementary Schhol Campus

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Philena Doyle
11 years ago

do not think this is a good plan for students and will be very disruptive to current students learning

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Karen Kidde
11 years ago

Haight is an exceptional school for kids of all needs and levels. Of what benefit could our families expect from this union?

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Christina Yee
11 years ago

NO,No and No.

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Freddie Percell-Crumpton
11 years ago

showing support!

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Freddie Percell-Crumpton
11 years ago

NO to a not promising future for our children!

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Lyle Napoleon
11 years ago

Not right to do this to the children at Henry Haight!

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Katherine Napoleon
11 years ago

Katthegr8

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MARIELLE NMONSALVE
11 years ago

I am against this change

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Christine Strena
11 years ago Featured

I agree with Ms. Proctors comments. Disrupting EL & SPED programs as identified in the AUSD presentation does not support the students. And AOA requested space on the Chipman site. This is the same situation NEA faced and look how many times those students were moved, disrupting both school programs involved. Lets think more than one step ahead in the future this time.

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Tamara C Moore
11 years ago Featured

Stop using Haight School as a dumping ground for all the crazy ideas for the district. One year we're over run with kindergarteners. Years past we're sharing portable spaces as offices and the district keeps piling kids on our campus. There's not enough room to turn around. Find another site or reconstruct one. Build one. Stop running us out of our school zone without any consideration to our needs. There are other schools to utilize.

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Cathryn Percell
11 years ago

NO to a not promising future for our children!

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Stacy Proctor
11 years ago Featured

Displacing adult education classes to keep the new school together is more effective and prudent than displacing Henry Haight's most vulnerable population. Please recognize and support the good work Henry Haihht is doing; do the right thing for the children.

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Donna Oldag
11 years ago

HH Grandparent

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Tony Torres
11 years ago

dont try to fix what is not broken!

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Xuan tran
11 years ago

The programs at Haight are extremely valuable and important to the students.

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zulma reyes
11 years ago

This doesn't make sense to me. Haight is an amazing school!! This will cause confusion and frustration among the staff, parents and especially students.