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SLA/Browning Dismissal Time

SLA/Browning Dismissal Time

Closed — 27 supporters Verified

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Lewis B.
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Elizabeth S.
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Kristen C.
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Abraham B.
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Laurie M.
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Amelia S.
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Dennis M.
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Roseli F.
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Jose C.
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Started by SLA Parents 12 years, 3 months ago

We are a group of parents of children who attend South Lancaster Academy and Browning Elementary School. We are supportive and work hard to make sure our kids have a great education.

As of recent we have become aware of the latest change in school dismissal time which was voted by the board according to the Friday newsletter. We would like to request the board to reconsider this change of dismissal time and find an alternative option to the 2:45pm (Monday - Thursday) and 1:15pm (Friday) dismissal times 2014-2015 school year.

Updates

June 10, 2014

The feedback I have received from other families highlights just how much these schedule adjustments impact our daily responsibilities. I am currently reaching out to board members to secure a formal meeting where we can discuss more sustainable solutions for everyone involved.

June 10, 2014

Reaching this level of support confirms that our concerns regarding the schedule change are shared by many families within our community. It is clear that the current dismissal times have created significant challenges for our daily routines. This collective response provides the foundation we need to return to the board with a request for a more sustainable solution.

3 Comments

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Sarah Hill
12 years ago Featured

So frustrated with these new times. How are we supposed to get there when we are still at work? Please reconsider.

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Mark Wright
12 years ago Featured

Ridiculous change. My kid gets out way to early now. Hope they change it back before next semester starts.

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Jessica Lambert
12 years ago Featured

This makes pickup impossible for working moms. The board needs to think about how this affects real families who have jobs.