Hello friends,
After a brief hiatus, I’m returning to discuss ongoing issues we’ve observed with Sage Collegiate Public Charter School’s impact on our neighborhood. For those who’ve followed my previous posts, including the satirical take last time, thank you for your continued engagement.
Unfortunately, the situation remains unchanged. The noise levels from the students remain a significant concern, and interactions with the school’s administration, Executive Director Sandra Kinne, have only left us more dismayed.
Several developments warrant discussion, and it’s challenging to decide where to begin. Should I delve into the recent correspondence from the school’s legal representatives, reflect on the outcomes of the latest Community Town Hall hosted by Sandra Kinne, or discuss the broader implications of the school’s relationship with its neighbors? The core of the matter remains our feeling of being overlooked and disregarded by those in charge at Sage Collegiate.
As residents living near Sage Collegiate, we are calling for immediate action to address the disruptive impact the school has on our community. We believe that a collaborative approach, led by Executive Director Sandra Kinne, could foster a better relationship between the school and its neighbors. It is crucial for us to find a resolution that respects the needs and concerns of all parties involved.
We are committed to seeking a constructive resolution to these challenges. It is our hope that by voicing our concerns, we can initiate a dialogue that leads to positive changes for our neighborhood.
Thank you for taking the time to read and consider our perspective. We look forward to finding a path forward together.