A fundraising effort should be made focusing
On past students of the school and the Braintree
Catholic community
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Marianne McMoorow
6 years ago
SFA has a legacy of well-rounded and well-educated students who have successfully moved onto to being high performing students in high school, trade schools and college. Many have become leaders in their fields and in their communities. Seems shameful to walk away from that.
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Joanne adams
6 years ago
An integral part of the Braintree Community since 1959! My granddaughter is so happy there.
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Tricia Ford
6 years ago
My grandchildren have been attending SFA and the education & caring from the staff are incredible! Please reconsider closing this school which exemplifies the teachings of the Bible.
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Christine Mullen
6 years ago
Please reconsider
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Erin Hernandez
6 years ago
#SaveSFA
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Benilde T Vasconcelos
6 years ago
Please Save our SCHOOL!
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Anna Hernandez
6 years ago
Save SFA School! I love all my teachers and my friends. I miss them,
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Victoria Warneck
6 years ago
Please do not pull the rug out from under your young students and their families in the middle of a pandemic!
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Haylie
6 years ago
I hope the school will will be saved!
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Kim Kroha
6 years ago
The school has dedicated and loyal families, and the school is good for the community. My kids go to BPS, but I have been very impressed by the online services by SFA recently and appears well positioned for possible part time learning in the fall. If the school decides to reopen, I am sure it would get tremendous support to help make it possible.
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Nancy Foster
6 years ago
We NEED these catholic schools to stay open. Too many souls are lost
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Timothy Mcgowan
6 years ago
We all need schools like this.
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Sandra Hawes
6 years ago
save this school.
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Kathleen Barber
6 years ago
this is devastating for my kids and a loss of community for all of us
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Grace Nguyen Lydon
6 years ago
Please save our school and our teachers. We love SFA. Help us and our school.
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Jodi DiMaggio
6 years ago
SAFA IS NOT JUST A SCHOOL
IT’s A Family away from home.
This school can NOT school
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Laudelina Beaty
6 years ago
Save this school
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Livvi Nguyen Lydon
6 years ago
I've been at SFA for 7 years and I still have a friend from Pre-K. We were both planning to be there till 8th grade. Please don't take that hope away.
Please keep SFA open
A fundraising effort should be made focusing On past students of the school and the Braintree Catholic community
SFA has a legacy of well-rounded and well-educated students who have successfully moved onto to being high performing students in high school, trade schools and college. Many have become leaders in their fields and in their communities. Seems shameful to walk away from that.
An integral part of the Braintree Community since 1959! My granddaughter is so happy there.
My grandchildren have been attending SFA and the education & caring from the staff are incredible! Please reconsider closing this school which exemplifies the teachings of the Bible.
Please reconsider
#SaveSFA
Please Save our SCHOOL!
Save SFA School! I love all my teachers and my friends. I miss them,
Please do not pull the rug out from under your young students and their families in the middle of a pandemic!
I hope the school will will be saved!
The school has dedicated and loyal families, and the school is good for the community. My kids go to BPS, but I have been very impressed by the online services by SFA recently and appears well positioned for possible part time learning in the fall. If the school decides to reopen, I am sure it would get tremendous support to help make it possible.
We NEED these catholic schools to stay open. Too many souls are lost
We all need schools like this.
save this school.
this is devastating for my kids and a loss of community for all of us
Please save our school and our teachers. We love SFA. Help us and our school.
SAFA IS NOT JUST A SCHOOL IT’s A Family away from home. This school can NOT school
Save this school
I've been at SFA for 7 years and I still have a friend from Pre-K. We were both planning to be there till 8th grade. Please don't take that hope away.