Enough of all this historical buildings being thrown down for trailers. It's ridiculous!!!!!
B
Bibiana T Rodriguez
6 years ago
It's our HISTORY... That you want to tear down
R
Ramon Munoz
6 years ago
Our history is important
R
Rene
6 years ago
I remember playing basketball and having fun times with my friends and family.
J
Janice Williams
6 years ago
Featured
Please don't tear it down. Many civil rights and African American leaders were given a wonderful educational beginning in this place. We often take out children to visit and share the history of Carver.
Dr
K
Kimberly Pargas
6 years ago
Keep Carver
P
Philly Fobbs
6 years ago
Featured
My great grandmother Cora Mae Odie taught here and so did the Sadlers whom are my cousins thats are no longer here. Please do not get rid of this building. Great memories are in that place. Historical landmark for Pecos is what it is. It is more than just a building. Please hear our cry.
L
Lorraine Dutchover Gonzalez
6 years ago
This building is a landmark with so much history for Pecos, TX. My father and the other educators have lot of memories at this school. The PBTISD could use this building in other ways including storage.
L
Lori Y Williams Mathis
6 years ago
Remodel the East side basketball court on 13th st. and do not tear down George Washington Carver School.
T
Tencha Ward
6 years ago
This is a landmark,
Lots of treasured memories and why would anyone want to throw it down?
To put up more Trailors, there is way too many of those.
Take it into consideration please DONT throw it down
D
Dr Fredria Sterling
6 years ago
I, Fredria Carter Sterling am a native of Pecos. I attended G. W. Carver from 1955-1963, graduated and went on to Pecos High School to graduate in 1967. My mother Daisy L . Roquemore was one of the first teachers along with Sidney Sadler, Billie Sadler , Cora Odis and numerous other African American pioneers who came to Pecos and helped African American children in thi community to flourish. I am demanding that GWCarver he designated as a historical landmark .
G
Genice Ornelas
6 years ago
Save Carver, and make it a landmark for the community and rebuild the basketball court.
B
Briana Walker
6 years ago
Save Carver and rebuild the basketball court.
T
Trudie Jenkins
6 years ago
Save George Washington Carver
V
Valentina Chavez
6 years ago
Save this building it has memories and history clean the building reopen it and start new of this school
M
Mallory Orona
6 years ago
Keep Pecos beautiful!!!
J
Jesse ortiz
6 years ago
We need land marks
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Its Historical. Put it to use for better education for your kids.
P
Perry Williams
6 years ago
Save Carver school
T
Tiffany D Thomas
6 years ago
Please preserve this important part of history for coming generations.
Enough of all this historical buildings being thrown down for trailers. It's ridiculous!!!!!
It's our HISTORY... That you want to tear down
Our history is important
I remember playing basketball and having fun times with my friends and family.
Please don't tear it down. Many civil rights and African American leaders were given a wonderful educational beginning in this place. We often take out children to visit and share the history of Carver. Dr
Keep Carver
My great grandmother Cora Mae Odie taught here and so did the Sadlers whom are my cousins thats are no longer here. Please do not get rid of this building. Great memories are in that place. Historical landmark for Pecos is what it is. It is more than just a building. Please hear our cry.
This building is a landmark with so much history for Pecos, TX. My father and the other educators have lot of memories at this school. The PBTISD could use this building in other ways including storage.
Remodel the East side basketball court on 13th st. and do not tear down George Washington Carver School.
This is a landmark, Lots of treasured memories and why would anyone want to throw it down? To put up more Trailors, there is way too many of those. Take it into consideration please DONT throw it down
I, Fredria Carter Sterling am a native of Pecos. I attended G. W. Carver from 1955-1963, graduated and went on to Pecos High School to graduate in 1967. My mother Daisy L . Roquemore was one of the first teachers along with Sidney Sadler, Billie Sadler , Cora Odis and numerous other African American pioneers who came to Pecos and helped African American children in thi community to flourish. I am demanding that GWCarver he designated as a historical landmark .
Save Carver, and make it a landmark for the community and rebuild the basketball court.
Save Carver and rebuild the basketball court.
Save George Washington Carver
Save this building it has memories and history clean the building reopen it and start new of this school
Keep Pecos beautiful!!!
We need land marks
Its Historical. Put it to use for better education for your kids.
Save Carver school
Please preserve this important part of history for coming generations.