Barring any unforeseen circumstances, this will be the last post on the Sad Saga. The students, parents, faculty and staff of the affected schools have moved on, yet will never forget both the joys of their experiences and the sorrows of the manner in which their schools were shuttered. Thank you, and God bless.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
The End of the Line
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, this will be the last post on the Sad Saga. The students, parents, faculty and staff of the affected schools have moved on, yet will never forget both the joys of their experiences and the sorrows of the manner in which their schools were shuttered. Thank you, and God bless.
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God Bless You!
You did your best to keep this in the spotlight. Everyone has moved on, but some are still not settled. I hope they can find a place in the near future where they will at least be comfortable, if not completely happy, as our family has. It's not the same but it's not bad, either.
Throughout the DoR, there is still an attitude of "this is not the end of it". Everyone seems to be waiting and regrouping, except for the brave souls at St. John Bosco. That gives me hope for the future. It may not benefit my children, but maybe my grandchildren?
If rumors are to be believed, it appears that the bishop will not be able to be able to complete his agenda to close all the schools. That's especially true since the remaining schools are now on guard.
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