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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2002
Page
6
A reader opposes merging Goddard High and Roswell High citing increased rivalries and fights, reduced team opportunities, potential rise in drug use, larger class sizes, and doubts about improving test scores under the superintendent’s intervention plan. The letter argues against the binding of the two schools as unwise.
Sophomores and community members weigh the pros and cons of combining Goddard and nearby high schools into a single larger campus. They cite costs, bus routing, class sizes, budget strain, and impact on individualized instruction while urging public input and careful consideration.
A letter from Goddard High School students and Roswell High School supporters voices strong opposition to proposed district restructuring. They warn of higher taxes, longer commutes, increased violence, worsened sports participation, and less individualized attention if schools are combined. The writers urge informed debate and broad input before decisions.
A student letter criticizes the school board and superintendent for prior coverage, arguing youth opinions should count, opposing forced schooling, blaming admin blame on teachers, and questioning school consolidation and class size. The writer urges action and asserts student support will not be given without care for learners.
Residents oppose plans to move 11th and 12th graders to Roswell High and combine seventh through ninth grades. North town students would commute farther creating economic strain and extra fuel use, worsening air pollution.
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