Why demolish a school? The kids are bussed far enough.
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Cierra
8 years ago
Don’t tear it down
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Trevor McLeod
8 years ago
Save the school
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Trinity
8 years ago
Keep it
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Blake lodermeier
8 years ago
Close Warner and bus the kids to Milk River, it’s not rocket science.
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DNdknddj
8 years ago
Because my girlfriend told me to
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Brynne
8 years ago
Just don’t the school needs to be there the school has everything and a nice gym the other school is small and the gym sucks there would not be enough room
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Amanda Popson
8 years ago
Silly Idea!
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Beverley Erlendson
8 years ago
It might need renovations, but torn down...NO WAY !!!!!
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Richard
8 years ago
Save the school!
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Tiersten Malaniuk
8 years ago
Where are these kids gonna end up for high school if it gets torn down? I had some good memories here!
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Cassandra Smith
8 years ago
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They can't do that, it's wrong it's been there for a long time. So many memories there. My dad went there, I went there, my kids are excited to go there. It's a part of the town, you wouldn't knock down the old theatre because it's apart of milk rivers history, just like that school.
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Judy Pyne
8 years ago
I’ve attended many basketball games and volley ball games in the gym. That gym was like a second home during school
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Dar Mankow-Snow
8 years ago
It would make more sense, space and location wise, to use ERHS and demo the elementary school.
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Jim Hoytos
8 years ago
Stupid idea to close this school down. School is still in really good shape and there is more than enough students attending. Grab a brain.
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Sandra Douglas
8 years ago
Doesn't make any since MRES doesn't have a gym. The playground hasn't been installed yet why not find a spot in the unused football field for that.
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Brady Harty
8 years ago
Been following the situation since I graduated. What a horrible decision for students, staff, and the community.
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Jennifer Mallett
8 years ago
This is preposterous.
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Leanna ostenberg
8 years ago
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The high school is the better option for the k-12. ERHS means so much to so many. My father and aunties and uncles all went to this school as well as my cousins and brother. Demolishing this school will be a large blow to the community.
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Noah Perkins
8 years ago
The school has history and should stay because those people remember what it was like in school and they wanted their children to go to ERHS and graduate and see their grandchildren pass through the halls of Earle Rivers High School. The school is what makes a great representation for the town it’s self and where would students go getting for school all the time.
Why demolish a school? The kids are bussed far enough.
Don’t tear it down
Save the school
Keep it
Close Warner and bus the kids to Milk River, it’s not rocket science.
Because my girlfriend told me to
Just don’t the school needs to be there the school has everything and a nice gym the other school is small and the gym sucks there would not be enough room
Silly Idea!
It might need renovations, but torn down...NO WAY !!!!!
Save the school!
Where are these kids gonna end up for high school if it gets torn down? I had some good memories here!
They can't do that, it's wrong it's been there for a long time. So many memories there. My dad went there, I went there, my kids are excited to go there. It's a part of the town, you wouldn't knock down the old theatre because it's apart of milk rivers history, just like that school.
I’ve attended many basketball games and volley ball games in the gym. That gym was like a second home during school
It would make more sense, space and location wise, to use ERHS and demo the elementary school.
Stupid idea to close this school down. School is still in really good shape and there is more than enough students attending. Grab a brain.
Doesn't make any since MRES doesn't have a gym. The playground hasn't been installed yet why not find a spot in the unused football field for that.
Been following the situation since I graduated. What a horrible decision for students, staff, and the community.
This is preposterous.
The high school is the better option for the k-12. ERHS means so much to so many. My father and aunties and uncles all went to this school as well as my cousins and brother. Demolishing this school will be a large blow to the community.
The school has history and should stay because those people remember what it was like in school and they wanted their children to go to ERHS and graduate and see their grandchildren pass through the halls of Earle Rivers High School. The school is what makes a great representation for the town it’s self and where would students go getting for school all the time.