Please keep The APP Program. An overwhelming majority of the public agrees that the arts are a necessary part of a well-rounded education. A substantial increase in arts educational experiences has remarkable impacts on students’ academic, social, and emotional outcomes.
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Marjorie Young
1 year ago
Why take away something that builds confidence?
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Dwayne Kaye-Peck
2 years ago
This program although not interesting me is a great starter for anyone getting into theatre at Norwell, it needs to be saved
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Rebecca Boggs
3 years ago
The arts are a vital part of learning and growing. They I still so much more than just a credit. It instills confidence, the importance of practice and mastering, it allows people to shine in ways they never knew they could. Taking these opportunities away is detrimental to the upcoming kids who need this offering to help them overcome barriers they have. It allows them to be expressive and intuitive and allows them to see the world through a much different lense. Please reconsider your decision to remove APP as it truly will be detrimental to those upcoming students. Kids need these classes more than ever.
Thank you for your time.
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Linda May Bell
3 years ago
Wonderful school and program
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Sheila Richardson-Bauman
3 years ago
Save small life! #EquityForAll
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Jason Allewell
3 years ago
Why are we always cutting education? Give youth a chance in life by giving them all tools they need.
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Jordan Allewell
3 years ago
The arts are important for our youth.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Preserve the program, not only for the children, but also for the community that takes joy in witnessing the exceptional art that is created through hard work and dedication.
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Fay Kaye
3 years ago
It is imperative that the program be preserved, not merely for the sake of the children who participate, but also for the wider community that derives great satisfaction from admiring the exquisite and painstakingly crafted works of art that are produced as a result of this initiative.
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Deborah Niewland
3 years ago
Keep the program, not just for kids, but for the community too. They take pride in seeing the hard work and wonderful art.
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Dwayne Kaye-Peck
3 years ago
We need to keep this running for the kids that want to learn how to express themselves
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Steph Hood
3 years ago
Please keep this program, not just for the kids who participate, but also for the community who takes pride in going to see these wonderful hard works of art!
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Kim Laliberte
3 years ago
I was very involved in preforming arts at EDSS. Wonderful memories! Truly was the highlight of my high school experience. Not to mention the many communication skills and confidence that it afforded me.
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Rachael Atton
3 years ago
A missed opportunity to many talented young adults if this is removed, in an already area that has limited activities. We need to be bringing such activities back, not taking them away.
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Missy-Jai Jamieson
3 years ago
My daughter is very interested to come to this school for this very program. Hope we can save it.
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Lori Flewwelling
3 years ago
We need to offer other outlets like art and shop programs to kids who need them.
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Christie Andrews
3 years ago
Art programs should never be removed. So many learn so much from them.
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Sera Rully
3 years ago
So important to keep these programs.
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Bill
3 years ago
Who decides on those cuts, old people on the board?
Please keep The APP Program. An overwhelming majority of the public agrees that the arts are a necessary part of a well-rounded education. A substantial increase in arts educational experiences has remarkable impacts on students’ academic, social, and emotional outcomes.
Why take away something that builds confidence?
This program although not interesting me is a great starter for anyone getting into theatre at Norwell, it needs to be saved
The arts are a vital part of learning and growing. They I still so much more than just a credit. It instills confidence, the importance of practice and mastering, it allows people to shine in ways they never knew they could. Taking these opportunities away is detrimental to the upcoming kids who need this offering to help them overcome barriers they have. It allows them to be expressive and intuitive and allows them to see the world through a much different lense. Please reconsider your decision to remove APP as it truly will be detrimental to those upcoming students. Kids need these classes more than ever. Thank you for your time.
Wonderful school and program
Save small life! #EquityForAll
Why are we always cutting education? Give youth a chance in life by giving them all tools they need.
The arts are important for our youth.
Preserve the program, not only for the children, but also for the community that takes joy in witnessing the exceptional art that is created through hard work and dedication.
It is imperative that the program be preserved, not merely for the sake of the children who participate, but also for the wider community that derives great satisfaction from admiring the exquisite and painstakingly crafted works of art that are produced as a result of this initiative.
Keep the program, not just for kids, but for the community too. They take pride in seeing the hard work and wonderful art.
We need to keep this running for the kids that want to learn how to express themselves
Please keep this program, not just for the kids who participate, but also for the community who takes pride in going to see these wonderful hard works of art!
I was very involved in preforming arts at EDSS. Wonderful memories! Truly was the highlight of my high school experience. Not to mention the many communication skills and confidence that it afforded me.
A missed opportunity to many talented young adults if this is removed, in an already area that has limited activities. We need to be bringing such activities back, not taking them away.
My daughter is very interested to come to this school for this very program. Hope we can save it.
We need to offer other outlets like art and shop programs to kids who need them.
Art programs should never be removed. So many learn so much from them.
So important to keep these programs.
Who decides on those cuts, old people on the board?