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Save HHS for Classroom Purposes.

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Susan Brown
10 years ago

The HHS building should stay a part of the school!

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Daniel Huggins
10 years ago

As an HHS alumni, the old building is very important to me.

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Daniel Huggins
10 years ago

As an HHS alumni, the old building is very important to me.

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Skip White
10 years ago

My family went to school there. A lot of great memories. It is a special place!!

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Patti leonard
10 years ago

Keep that gorgeous building as Hendersonville High school. There is magic in those walls!

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Kara Cosgrove
10 years ago

My whole family has gone to school here!! If the only walls could speak at HHS.. The stories they could tell.

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Mary K Thompson
10 years ago

Beautiful building filled with character and memories shouldn't be wasted.

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Heather Starr
10 years ago

Such an iconic school. It's so special and important to our community!

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Bryan Maas
10 years ago

Please save this wonderful icon for education purposes of some kind.

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REBECCA JOHNSON GORDON
10 years ago

HHS CLASS OF 1956...Please keep the original building..put and keep in good order.so .important to our heritage and community..center of the town..and our hearts..so many needed excellent cultural and educational uses...

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Betsy Ensley
10 years ago

Only the politians in this town want a new school, not the people and kids that will use it.

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Brayndon Stafford
10 years ago

Keep! Not tear down!

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Nick Hart
10 years ago

save HHS. commissioners should rethink

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Julia Slawek
10 years ago

SAVE HHS

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John Sheiry
10 years ago

The alternative selected is not the best choice on a variety of levels. Please reconsider renovation of the existing primary building and incorporation of same as part of HHS.

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Margie Capell
10 years ago

Not enough room on combined properties for high school and whatever intentions are for original building. Not safe or practical to combine multipurpose on such a tight plot. If I am not mistaken, the property was transfered from Boyd with understanding of enhancing HHS as it now stands, not delegating it to the far corner along a major highway. If it must be such a disruptive move, it should have been another large campus property, build in the style of the original school, and include an auditorium to accommodate the entire student body. How many, including school board members, attended the senior play last weekend? Speaks volumes.

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Alexandre Bierrenbach
10 years ago

Do it for Doc.

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Velma P Middleton
10 years ago

What would it cost to build a building dedicated to everything technical on the Boyd property and leave HHS for everything non-technical? I think this is a coup planned to get out of the old Rosa Edwards building and move into something "bigger" for those in administration. The buildings on the Boyd property could be altered for use as temporary classrooms and if they built a new structure for "everything technical" and left the original structure there would be very little disruption of the students. My opinion.

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Sherry Moore Thompson
10 years ago

GRAD OF 1971. KEEP OUR SCHOOL..build onto it. Come on Tommy Thompson if it were East High you would!

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Christa Waddell Taylor
10 years ago

I'm third generation at HHS. There are so many traditions and memories in this building. When you walk down the halls you can feel the history. Please save our school so future Bearcats can have this unique experience and be in a place that feels like home.