There are significant educational, emotional, financial and social implications associated with redistricting Briar Hill students away from a Kenwood Station Elementary. Please do not move our students!
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Jamie Stocker
8 years ago
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We moved to Briar Hill specifically to be in Kenwood's district back in 2008. With a number of principal changes from then to 2016, we have now achieved a sense of stability. I feel strongly that Briar Hill should remain in the Kenwood district to avoid another major disruption.
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Thomas clark
8 years ago
Let the new area go somewhere else.
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Wanda clark
8 years ago
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Kids have made connections with staff and friends. To disrupt this bond would put their concentration at risk.
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Stacy Celi
8 years ago
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There are absolutely other options besides Re-zoning Briar Hill Estates and the surrounding neighborhoods out of Kenwood. Why disrupt 100's of families who have already put time, energy and work into this community? The re-zoning decisions have not been made yet...why not send the new residents who don't have any prior history with the school system anyway?
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Mike Kim
8 years ago
One of the primary and motivating reasons my wife and I moved into the Briar Hills neighborhood was specifically for the school systems. Please don’t change the schools for Briar Hill neighborhood.
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Rachel Thomas
8 years ago
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When we moved to this neighborhood, we chose Briar Hill because we wanted to keep our children at Kenwood. Other homes outside of the school district that fit our needs were more affordable and less of a sacrifice for our family. We would not have made this type of investment in our home if we knew our kids wouldn’t be able to stay at Kenwood. And, now if we are rezoned, our property value will likely decrease significantly to boot!
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Adrienne Kim
8 years ago
We specifically invested a great deal in moving to Oldham County and after researching schools specifically selected Briar Hill since it was in the Kenwood Station District. I would not be in favor of any plan that would redistrict the neighborhood.
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Nancy Daneshmand
8 years ago
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So unfair...Briar Hill was impacted when Kenwood was built. Kids had to leave their friends at Camden Station to attend the new school, and now they want to make them switch back? Different kids, over 10 years later, but still, choose a new neighborhood to disrupt.
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Debbie Napier
8 years ago
Move the "new" subdivision(s) to the less populated schools
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Serena Knautz
8 years ago
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We moved from chicago 2 years ago and after touring and researching all of the Crestwood schools, picked Briar Hill Estates specifically for Kenwood Station. We did not take the decision lightly and would be devastated to have to move our kids again against our will to a school that was last on our list out of the Crestwood schools when we bought our house to go to KSE.
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Christi Steller
8 years ago
We built our home in Briar Hill Estates specifically for the purpose of attending Kenwood Station and South.
There are significant educational, emotional, financial and social implications associated with redistricting Briar Hill students away from a Kenwood Station Elementary. Please do not move our students!
We moved to Briar Hill specifically to be in Kenwood's district back in 2008. With a number of principal changes from then to 2016, we have now achieved a sense of stability. I feel strongly that Briar Hill should remain in the Kenwood district to avoid another major disruption.
Let the new area go somewhere else.
Kids have made connections with staff and friends. To disrupt this bond would put their concentration at risk.
There are absolutely other options besides Re-zoning Briar Hill Estates and the surrounding neighborhoods out of Kenwood. Why disrupt 100's of families who have already put time, energy and work into this community? The re-zoning decisions have not been made yet...why not send the new residents who don't have any prior history with the school system anyway?
One of the primary and motivating reasons my wife and I moved into the Briar Hills neighborhood was specifically for the school systems. Please don’t change the schools for Briar Hill neighborhood.
When we moved to this neighborhood, we chose Briar Hill because we wanted to keep our children at Kenwood. Other homes outside of the school district that fit our needs were more affordable and less of a sacrifice for our family. We would not have made this type of investment in our home if we knew our kids wouldn’t be able to stay at Kenwood. And, now if we are rezoned, our property value will likely decrease significantly to boot!
We specifically invested a great deal in moving to Oldham County and after researching schools specifically selected Briar Hill since it was in the Kenwood Station District. I would not be in favor of any plan that would redistrict the neighborhood.
So unfair...Briar Hill was impacted when Kenwood was built. Kids had to leave their friends at Camden Station to attend the new school, and now they want to make them switch back? Different kids, over 10 years later, but still, choose a new neighborhood to disrupt.
Move the "new" subdivision(s) to the less populated schools
We moved from chicago 2 years ago and after touring and researching all of the Crestwood schools, picked Briar Hill Estates specifically for Kenwood Station. We did not take the decision lightly and would be devastated to have to move our kids again against our will to a school that was last on our list out of the Crestwood schools when we bought our house to go to KSE.
We built our home in Briar Hill Estates specifically for the purpose of attending Kenwood Station and South.