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Keep Transfiguration Academy Open

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bonnie valle
4 years ago

The male teachers were creeps and always mad me and my friends uncomfortable

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bonnie valle
4 years ago

HAHAHAH FINALLY I am so happy here's why: .A couple of examples of this mistreatment is when the art teacher (white) told me "this isn't how we do things here, this isn't the bronx" (I'm from Manhattan) when I finished a drawing to early.Teachers such as Mrs.Defranca and Mrs.facilli would constantly accuse me of graffiti because "graffiti is a New York thing".

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jamal the third
4 years ago

I want to eat Popeyes at this shcool

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Ladarius Glover
4 years ago

My wife grew up in this school and she always tells me how much she enjoyed it, so I would like to send our kids here

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John Connors
6 years ago

The St. John the Evangelist grammar school was truly exceptional. It provided a variety of meaningful experiences, both for myself and my 4 brothers. All 4 of us graduated from the school, beginning with myself in 1964. However, 2020 is completely unrecognizable, sadly to the society and culture of my youth.

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Donna Smith
6 years ago

I graduated from St. John’s

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Daurys Guzmán
6 years ago

Education is the most important resource we can give to our children. If we want a world full of colors we need them to be educated. Please don't forget them .!

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Fanny Morfe
6 years ago

Please, keep transfiguration open! My hopes for my grandchildren’s education are there!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please hear us out!

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Patrick O'Rourke
6 years ago

Please keep transfiguration academy open.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

As a parent I’m devastated if the short notice given of the schools closing. To drop this on us and the children when they “saw the light and the end of the tunnel” of retuning to school and seeing their teachers and friends is disgusting. I want a Catholic education for my children like I had. The spiritual aspect and work ethic has helped me in my life. Closing Catholic school makes it harder to find one for my kids and those that are left are in towns where the tuition is unaffordable in these uncertain times. Please keep our school open or at least have a discussion with us.

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Malu Canlas
6 years ago

Is Catholic education only for the rich?

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Dana Mundy
6 years ago

Please put our school,,the lives and hearts and well being of our children before the $$$$$ sign.They are well worth the investment !!!!.Please reconsider and give us a fighting chance.❤✌

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please keep the school open. The kids now a day do not have this great education on a faith base program. Thanks

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This decision clearly was not based on what is best for the children and/or families that have sought for their children to grow in their faith and excel academically. To close this school during these uncertain times is heartless and the manner in which it was done is disgraceful.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please keep this school open; my loved ones are in need of this institution and teachers that have worked so hard should not be left in such a hard predicament. Notifying parents with only a month left before school Starts leaves kids vulnerable to not having a place at all in other schools.

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Ava Caligdong
6 years ago

I know we have a good school and I know we can do anything to save it we can do this together as a community.

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Ramyr Munoz
6 years ago

The school means a lot to my love ones

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please keep the school open. Kids need God in their lives

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please keep school open