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Call: 502-292-7610 for more information...
...or email savesilverstreet@gmail.com
Attend meetings:
Our Next Meeting
To Be Announced
6:30 PM
Advent Christian Church basement
2129 Shelby Street (New Albany)
You can join one of the teams to help do research, walk around petitions, or a number of other ways. Call 502-292-7610 to join.
You can voice your opinions with the School Board Members:
►Mrs. Rebecca Gardenour, President, email: bgardenour@nafcs.k12.in.us
►Mr. Neal Smith, Vice-President, email: nsmith@nafcs.k12.in.us
►Mrs. Patricia Badger-Byrd, Secretary, email: pbyrd@nafcs.k12.in.us
►Mr. Roger Whaley, Member, email: rewhaley@nafcs.k12.in.us
►Mrs. Lee Ann Wiseheart, Member, email: lawiseheart@nafcs.k12.in.us
►Mr. James Zoeller, Member, email: jzoeller@nafcs.k12.in.us
►Mr. Don Sakel, Member, email: dsakel@nafcs.k12.in.us
...or you can contact:
►Superintendent Dennis Brooks - 812-542-2102 Click Here to Email
You can also attend all of the School Board Meetings:
Monday, June 30, 2008
All meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, all Board of School Trustees Meetings will be held in the Board Room of the School Administrative Services Center, 2801 Grant Line Road, New Albany, IN. FOR MORE INFO, CALL 949-4200.
Send your opinion letters to the Tribune: steve.kozarovich@newsandtribune.com
Read about the Resources for Results Committee and their condensed meeting summaries. Full meeting notes:Full RFR Notes - May 2008Full RFR Notes - April 2008Full RFR Notes (Page 1) - March 2008
Full RFR Notes (Page 2) - March 2008
Read Why Johnny Can't Walk to Schoolto understand the full impact closing our school could have.
How about sending "Hand-written" letters to the President of the United States since he is the one that honored the schools success?
It couldn't hurt. Especially since the government enforces the "No child left behind act". When letters are written to other officials simply change the header to the President and send it on.
how can a school that has won the exemplary award more than once even be considered as a site for closing????? this school sends out exceptional young people in the world. its such a close knitt family. the principal knows these kids by name. and not just the ones sent to the office!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN. BUSH CHOSE THIS SCHOOL FOR A VISIT. DOES'NT THAT MEAN ANYTHING???
I attended Silver Street elementary from K-6th grade. It breaks my heart to hear about this wonderful school being considered for closing!!!
What exactly are they gooing to do? Why are they concitering closing it?
We don't know what they're going to do at this point. There are many reasons given for closing a school: money and re-districting are probably the top two.
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