Don't dismantle the hopes for better lives for these young mothers!
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Nikki Zyp
9 years ago
This charter school is changing the lives of both mothers and their children. Don't cut Kairos' funding!
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Carmela Hearle
9 years ago
this state wants to keep people off the streets and being homeless. Well it takes early intervention, and this charter school for girls with children is an intervention to keeping them off the streets and succeeding in life.
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Marina Gonzalez
9 years ago
Please don't marginalized these women who are striving to provide a better future for their families! Keep the school open.
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Amanda
9 years ago
Keep fighting. I was also a teen mom and didn't get this opportunity and wish I did I would have finished high school.
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Hailey Merrill
9 years ago
Empower women.
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Faith McPhie
9 years ago
This school should stay open to continue to provide assistance to teen moms. These girls are already facing challenges just by the nature of their situation. Providing a place where they can get both support, education, and learn life skills is adamant for them to have a chance at having a successful life for both themselves and their child(ren).
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Thania
9 years ago
How can you close down a school that is helping a bunch of young mothers and their child.
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Eric Morse
9 years ago
This is pivotal for these young woman and the children future. Why would Utah, the family friendly state do that.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Being a single mom from a divorce with two children, I feel you need all the help you can get. Single teen mom's even harder trying to graduate high school. Please figure out a way to downsize if you do not have that many people attending. Please do not take away these services for these families. It helps the kids to have their parent strong.
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Bradley LaMadeleine
9 years ago
There should be every effort made to allow those with limited access, or resources, to better themselves. Especially when it comes to mothers and/or fathers.
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Michael Holmes
9 years ago
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As an educator I understand the struggles high school students go through without the added burden of being a parent. When the state comes up with an assessment the compares apples to apples they can talk about academic progress.
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Connie Nance
9 years ago
These young women need all the help they can get. If they don't get help a lot of them will not be able to support their child and therefore leave the child in the care of family. Too many young women that have babies abandon their responsibility to these children thus making a hardship on family and insecurities in the mother and the child. They need help to become productive and caring parents.
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Teri King
9 years ago
This school must stay open. Three years is not enough time to prove it's necessity.
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Katherine Smith
9 years ago
I am a public school teacher and volunteered at Kairos the first year it opened. It provides a wonderful opportunity for young women to complete their high school education with support for their situation.
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Amanda Hawes
9 years ago
Please do not revoke this charter school!!! It's giving hope to girls and their children they would never have otherwise!!
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Heather Pitkin
9 years ago
The students there now and future students with the same situations deserve this type of opportunity.
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Sandra everhart
9 years ago
If my life (as a mother to *twins And a 3 year old at the age of 21 with no parents or immediate family or spouse) was holding on by a petition, I would want people to sign it for me. So I'm signing it for the girls in this academy. Your one step closer everyday!
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Cherie Koenig
9 years ago
Kairos saves lives!! Please don't cut funding!!!
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Jennifer Beazer
9 years ago
I was a teen mom, because people helped me when I needed it I graduated and so have my children. Continue to support those who need and want it.
Don't dismantle the hopes for better lives for these young mothers!
This charter school is changing the lives of both mothers and their children. Don't cut Kairos' funding!
this state wants to keep people off the streets and being homeless. Well it takes early intervention, and this charter school for girls with children is an intervention to keeping them off the streets and succeeding in life.
Please don't marginalized these women who are striving to provide a better future for their families! Keep the school open.
Keep fighting. I was also a teen mom and didn't get this opportunity and wish I did I would have finished high school.
Empower women.
This school should stay open to continue to provide assistance to teen moms. These girls are already facing challenges just by the nature of their situation. Providing a place where they can get both support, education, and learn life skills is adamant for them to have a chance at having a successful life for both themselves and their child(ren).
How can you close down a school that is helping a bunch of young mothers and their child.
This is pivotal for these young woman and the children future. Why would Utah, the family friendly state do that.
Being a single mom from a divorce with two children, I feel you need all the help you can get. Single teen mom's even harder trying to graduate high school. Please figure out a way to downsize if you do not have that many people attending. Please do not take away these services for these families. It helps the kids to have their parent strong.
There should be every effort made to allow those with limited access, or resources, to better themselves. Especially when it comes to mothers and/or fathers.
As an educator I understand the struggles high school students go through without the added burden of being a parent. When the state comes up with an assessment the compares apples to apples they can talk about academic progress.
These young women need all the help they can get. If they don't get help a lot of them will not be able to support their child and therefore leave the child in the care of family. Too many young women that have babies abandon their responsibility to these children thus making a hardship on family and insecurities in the mother and the child. They need help to become productive and caring parents.
This school must stay open. Three years is not enough time to prove it's necessity.
I am a public school teacher and volunteered at Kairos the first year it opened. It provides a wonderful opportunity for young women to complete their high school education with support for their situation.
Please do not revoke this charter school!!! It's giving hope to girls and their children they would never have otherwise!!
The students there now and future students with the same situations deserve this type of opportunity.
If my life (as a mother to *twins And a 3 year old at the age of 21 with no parents or immediate family or spouse) was holding on by a petition, I would want people to sign it for me. So I'm signing it for the girls in this academy. Your one step closer everyday!
Kairos saves lives!! Please don't cut funding!!!
I was a teen mom, because people helped me when I needed it I graduated and so have my children. Continue to support those who need and want it.