Published: Wednesday, Nov. 04, 2009 / Updated: Wednesday, Nov. 04, 2009 03:33 PM
We want progress, not problems
The residents of Spicewood, Eppington South, The Reserve and Knightsbridge are tired. We are tired of driving past schools to get to our assigned school. For years we drove past Gold Hill Elementary to get to Orchard Park or Riverview.
This year a new elementary school opened and we attend a school close to home.
Great job.
Now another middle school will open next year and we are told again to drive past not one, but all middle schools in town to attend the new middle school. Out of four middle schools, we would attend the one furthest away from our homes.
Bad job.
New schools should present progress, not problems. It's time to go back to the drawing board.
The Andrews Family
The Badgell Family
The Branning Family
The Clausen Family
The Coffee Family
The Costello Family
The Downie Family
The Elder Family
The Estock Family
The Fatigante Family
The Fisher Family
The Graffeo Family
The Guptill Family
The Hammond Family
The Harris Family
The Hudson Family
The Hughes Family
The Irhin Family
The Johnson Family
The Janick Family
The King Family
The Lamb Family
The Linn Family
The Malaj Family
The Meador Family
The McNeill Family
The Morrell Family
The Morrison Family
The Nichols Family
The Nguyen Family
The Phillips Family
The Piermattei Family
The Pincus Family
The Reddeck Family
The Reynolds Family
The Russell Family
The Sember Family
The Shah Family
The Singleton Family
The Stefan Family
The Stein Family
The Tankersley Family
The Taylor Family
The Teubner Family
The Treend Family
The Walters Family
The Yelton Family
Residents of Spicewood, Eppington South, The Reserve and Knightsbridge
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