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Post by TEAM FALCON on Oct 24, 2008 20:52:25 GMT 3
There seems to be a push to create a second HS and I don't think it is absolutely necessary, YET. We have to hold on as long as we can and explore all options BEFORE we commit, because, there is no turning back.Email your school board members, let them know what would be better for our kids and our community. I've sent in my thoughts already, you should do the same. Don't get caught by surprise. There is a reason why our community one of the best. We are ALL FALCONS! T.E.A.M- Together Everyone Achieves More!EMAIL YOUR BOARD MEMBERS TODAY, the emails are listed below. (Sorry for the big picture, I'm getting them from the LFCISD website) Sandra Garcia Darlene Pederson Leonel Garza- lgarza@lfcisd.net Reynaldo Farias- rfarias@lfcisd.net Martin Castillo- mcastillo@lfcisd.net Jesus Amaya- jamaya@lfcisd.net Juan Sierra Jr.- jsierra@lfcisd.net
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Post by dlbryant on Oct 24, 2010 4:39:38 GMT 3
I think another High School would be very divisive. Look at Harlingen South and North. We need to keep that small town atmosphere-- it is a big part of who the Falcons are and why our school / football spirit is like none other. If they did build another school, they might consider consolidating the football program, so that we will always be Falcons!
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Post by Falcon forever on Oct 29, 2014 23:04:27 GMT 3
When you look at how many students "don't" get to play sports (stand on the sidelines), you'll reconsider about not building another school. I also thought once a Falcon, always a Falcon. But, after seeing these kids not being to play because there are so many coming out to play, then it is time for another school. It's about the opportunities students get, not about the parents.
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