Stop the GREED and save PRESTON!
Shameful & these people involved should be embarrassed.
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Joanne McElroy Ballerini
1 year ago
Please do everything possible to keep Preston open. It is educating a new generation of terrific young women to go on to be an integral part of our community and country.
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Jody depasquale
1 year ago
It’s a disgrace that 3 nuns who have final decision on the schools fate won’t let the school buy the property . They were blocked from fund raising and not even given a chance to! That tells me there’s a shady backroom deal going on with a developer offering exuberant money . Stop the zoning and see what what happens then . And as for the archdiocese saying there being neutral just means there apart of the shady deal cause if they didn’t have anything to do with the decision why don’t they stick up for there parishioners and help the community
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Rosemarie Baranin
1 year ago
Preston is more than an academic institution. It should be made a landmark for the legacy it holds dear to the community.. Please understand the impact it has made for so many and continues to inspire others . I pray that it remains in the community and continues to flourish.
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Mary M Smith
1 year ago
Please reconsider for the students saje
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Save the school
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Maura Curtin
1 year ago
My mom was a 1958 graduate
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Luis
1 year ago
Save the school by All means
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Tamikia Ramirez
1 year ago
There should be no reason Preston High School should close! This is a school that molds a girl to be an independent, brilliant, capable, respectable women of society. Graduates move on to do inspirational work. We have a great understanding of what a community needs to be strong and grow with team work. This school is an asset to the bronx!
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Glennys
1 year ago
The school is a blessing for the students who need it and really appreciated for the people of the community who wants a better education for their children.
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Sheena
1 year ago
SAVE PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL
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Erica Sacchi DiMinno
1 year ago
After graduating 30 years ago (this year), I returned to PHS and worked for Sr. Lucille Coldrick for six years. The biggest impact I saw Preston have on us girls throughout that time was the empowerment to have a voice, to think outside the box, and the confidence to contribute to something bigger than ourselves. These skills shaped and me into the woman I have become.
Susan Casario gave me the best advice I’ve ever received 10 times over and the faculty & staff, sisters, and fellow Prestonites became part of my extended family. It is not just a school, it is a movement! God bless Preston forever.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Please keep this legendary institution open. It serves as a safe, academic haven for young girls in the Bronx. We cannot afford to lose it.
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Maureen Fallon
1 year ago
Young women need a school to teach, encourage and empower them. Preston is that place.
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Tracy Shekane
1 year ago
We need more all girl's schools...
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JING LIN
1 year ago
Planning sending ny daughters to the school next year
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Eric Morris
1 year ago
Preston is a staple and landmark to the neighborhood that would be an immense loss for all.
Stop the GREED and save PRESTON! Shameful & these people involved should be embarrassed.
Please do everything possible to keep Preston open. It is educating a new generation of terrific young women to go on to be an integral part of our community and country.
It’s a disgrace that 3 nuns who have final decision on the schools fate won’t let the school buy the property . They were blocked from fund raising and not even given a chance to! That tells me there’s a shady backroom deal going on with a developer offering exuberant money . Stop the zoning and see what what happens then . And as for the archdiocese saying there being neutral just means there apart of the shady deal cause if they didn’t have anything to do with the decision why don’t they stick up for there parishioners and help the community
Preston is more than an academic institution. It should be made a landmark for the legacy it holds dear to the community.. Please understand the impact it has made for so many and continues to inspire others . I pray that it remains in the community and continues to flourish.
Please reconsider for the students saje
Save the school
My mom was a 1958 graduate
Save the school by All means
There should be no reason Preston High School should close! This is a school that molds a girl to be an independent, brilliant, capable, respectable women of society. Graduates move on to do inspirational work. We have a great understanding of what a community needs to be strong and grow with team work. This school is an asset to the bronx!
The school is a blessing for the students who need it and really appreciated for the people of the community who wants a better education for their children.
SAVE PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL
After graduating 30 years ago (this year), I returned to PHS and worked for Sr. Lucille Coldrick for six years. The biggest impact I saw Preston have on us girls throughout that time was the empowerment to have a voice, to think outside the box, and the confidence to contribute to something bigger than ourselves. These skills shaped and me into the woman I have become. Susan Casario gave me the best advice I’ve ever received 10 times over and the faculty & staff, sisters, and fellow Prestonites became part of my extended family. It is not just a school, it is a movement! God bless Preston forever.
Please keep this legendary institution open. It serves as a safe, academic haven for young girls in the Bronx. We cannot afford to lose it.
Young women need a school to teach, encourage and empower them. Preston is that place.
We need more all girl's schools...
Planning sending ny daughters to the school next year
Preston is a staple and landmark to the neighborhood that would be an immense loss for all.
Keep this school open.
Save Preston it is our life and community
Unacceptable