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This is a blog to consolidate ideas and provide an interactive symposium for SSPP supporters, providing accessibility to information and an arena for those who are (in and) out of town to interact and express their ideas and concerns regarding Saints Peter and Paul High School.
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6 comments:
Also we need to bombard the facebook group with e-mails regarding sending letters. I do not care if they find it annoying. I would send a reminder everyday until the meeting.
Bud
You need to close the school, and in a few years, start fresh. with new management, faculty, buildings. No reason to put a huge amount of effort into helping the school survive only one more year... it needs drastic restructuring, which i believe can only come from a fresh start.
I disagree with the comment that recommends closing the school then starting fresh in a few years. What about the children that will be lost in those years? As a parent of an 8th grader at another school, SSPPHS was our first choice for high school next year. It is heart warming to see the outpouring of support for this school. Thanks for the work you have put into this Alexis and Kevin.
Would it be beneficial to contact the news departments of the Salisbury TV stations and/or TV stations in Wilmington and The Dialog to inform them of the meeting date and time? Even though they could not film inside the church...reports could attend the meeting and report on what they observed. Towson Catholic did receive quite a bit of news coverage during their struggle to remain open. Just a thought...
To the last comment--I wish you weren't anonymous! Lol --please email me and I will discuss my views on that. Thanks.
Alexis
alexis.morrell@gmail.com
Speaking of news coverage, there's apparently an article on the potential closing coming out in the Washington Times this week.
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