The district has officially withdrawn the proposal to co-locate a charter school on the Short Avenue campus. I am deeply grateful for the collective commitment that protected the integrity of our neighborhood school. We must remain attentive to ensure the long-term stability of our classrooms continues to be a priority …
STOP Co-Location of Charter Schools on Short Avenue Elementary Campus! Allow our beautiful neighborhood school to grow organically with our local community of children.
The thought of doubling attendence at a school and raising it well above the stated capacity is mind boggling. This area is already suffering from major traffic congestion as a result of Silicon Beach and Playa Vista. This is a bad idea.
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Sandra Figge
9 years ago
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I have worked at a school with co-location. It is almost always bad for the local public school students. They lose needed spaces for services such as speech therapy and computer labs.
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Jamie Hazlitt
9 years ago
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Please find another site for CWC. Taking away nine classrooms will unravel the hard work that this community has done to build this school up. These nine classrooms are NOT empty - they are essential to the academic and cultural life of this amazing neighborhood school.
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Jennifer Zelazny
9 years ago
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Grand View parent and LAUSD teacher standing in solidarity with Short Ave El and all schools who face co-location. Bad policy hurting kids and pitting parents against each other is wrong for CA!
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Irma Delgado
9 years ago
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At my daighters we have witnessed separation from both schools. Kids are scared to talk to each other and say hello and that by all means is not a good thing. We have seen the difference in treatment as far as lunches goes. If they are using public school funds shouldn't they be eating the same thing???
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Joanne Grant
9 years ago
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This is my 3rd generation at this school! Please don't let us loose any of our rooms or very important special services such as the computer room, art room or our Pals rooms. This is a great school and will continue to grow and be a great school!!!
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Enoe Teran
9 years ago
We need to unite our strength to fight this together. It will not be easy. It will probably take us years to change prop. 39. But we must keep it up as Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez did. "Si se puede."
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Martha García
9 years ago
Queremos que se respeten los derechos de nuestros hijos como el de tener sus diferentes clases como arte, ciencia, computacion no queremos que descriminen a nuestros niños
The district has officially withdrawn the proposal to co-locate a charter school on the Short Avenue campus. I am deeply grateful for the collective commitment that protected the integrity of our neighborhood school. We must remain attentive to ensure the long-term stability of our classrooms continues to be a priority …
STOP Co-Location of Charter Schools on Short Avenue Elementary Campus! Allow our beautiful neighborhood school to grow organically with our local community of children.
The thought of doubling attendence at a school and raising it well above the stated capacity is mind boggling. This area is already suffering from major traffic congestion as a result of Silicon Beach and Playa Vista. This is a bad idea.
S
Sandra Figge
9 years ago
Featured
I have worked at a school with co-location. It is almost always bad for the local public school students. They lose needed spaces for services such as speech therapy and computer labs.
J
Jamie Hazlitt
9 years ago
Featured
Please find another site for CWC. Taking away nine classrooms will unravel the hard work that this community has done to build this school up. These nine classrooms are NOT empty - they are essential to the academic and cultural life of this amazing neighborhood school.
J
Jennifer Zelazny
9 years ago
Featured
Grand View parent and LAUSD teacher standing in solidarity with Short Ave El and all schools who face co-location. Bad policy hurting kids and pitting parents against each other is wrong for CA!
I
Irma Delgado
9 years ago
Featured
At my daighters we have witnessed separation from both schools. Kids are scared to talk to each other and say hello and that by all means is not a good thing. We have seen the difference in treatment as far as lunches goes. If they are using public school funds shouldn't they be eating the same thing???
J
Joanne Grant
9 years ago
Featured
This is my 3rd generation at this school! Please don't let us loose any of our rooms or very important special services such as the computer room, art room or our Pals rooms. This is a great school and will continue to grow and be a great school!!!
E
Enoe Teran
9 years ago
We need to unite our strength to fight this together. It will not be easy. It will probably take us years to change prop. 39. But we must keep it up as Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez did. "Si se puede."
M
Martha García
9 years ago
Queremos que se respeten los derechos de nuestros hijos como el de tener sus diferentes clases como arte, ciencia, computacion no queremos que descriminen a nuestros niños
The thought of doubling attendence at a school and raising it well above the stated capacity is mind boggling. This area is already suffering from major traffic congestion as a result of Silicon Beach and Playa Vista. This is a bad idea.