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STAND WITH
YOUR NEIGHBORS.
Help us ask PfISD to keep our school community together.
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OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. OUR SCHOOL.
KEEP
US PUT.
Little walks to school.
Big reasons to stay.
Keep Lakeside kids at Rowe Lane Elementary. Protect the friendships, familiar faces, and community that make this place home.
A PARENT-LED EFFORT. A COMMUNITY-WIDE VOICE.
ROWE LANEIS OUR
HOME.
HOME.
SAME FRIENDS.SAME SCHOOL.SAME COMMUNITY.
01 / WHY IT MATTERS
A COMMUNITY.
NOT JUST A MAP.
For Lakeside families, Rowe Lane is right here. It’s where our children belong.
Many of our homes are just hundreds of yards from school. We walk there. We volunteer there. Teachers become friends, and classmates become neighbors.
Proposed boundary changes could send children away from that community. We believe planning for the future should protect the roots they’re growing today.
See the district’s rezoning information
“Common sense
needs to prevail.”
02 / WHAT WE’RE ASKING
LET THEM FINISH
WHERE THEY BELONG.
Two common-sense requests.
One commitment to our kids.
01
Pause the east-side changes.
Table east-side boundary changes for this cycle. Give neighborhood continuity more weight as the district plans for future growth.
02
Let current students stay.
Allow students who already attend a campus and live within 1.5 miles to finish there, especially at neighborhood elementary schools.
These are our community’s requests to PfISD.
03 / LET’S SHOW UP
SMALL ACTIONS.
BIG DIFFERENCE.
A few minutes of your time.
A stronger voice for our kids.
ADD YOUR NAME.
TAKE IT TO THE FRONT YARDA little sign.
A little sign.
A loud message.
Let your street know where you stand. Request a free “Keep Us Put” yard sign from Ben.
Request a free sign
Tell the board your story.
Why does Rowe Lane matter to your family? Put it in your own words and ask trustees to keep our neighborhood together.
THE PETITION IS ON ITS WAY.
We’re getting the online petition ready. In the meantime, request a yard sign, write the trustees, or reach out to Ben to get involved.
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