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In What ZIP Code Is Your What Is Your What Is Your Choose Any of the Please Tell Us the Reason(S) for Home Located? First Name? Last Name? Names You Like In what ZIP code is your What is your What is your Choose any of the Please tell us the reason(s) for home located? first name? last name? names you like. Other name suggestion. the name(s) you chose. Queen City High School Shenandoah High School Shenandoah Valley High School Staunton High School Valley High School 0 0 0 Any name could be hurtful , therefore no name. Maybe a sign or a letter. S 22980 1 2 Names are hurtful High School 24401 Doug ——— Staunton High School Staunton City High School Makes the most sense The name of the school should remain 22980 James Brown Robert E. Lee High School the same. I am a ‘94 graduate of Lee. I always wondered why we weren’t Staunton HS like ALL of the other schools around us. No one can argue if you name your high school after your city. What other choice is there? None of the other choices make any sense. I lettered in two sports while at Lee. Both of my letters are ‘S’. I urge the board to make 24401 Brooke (Hanna) Trzcinski Staunton High School the sensible decision. Staunton High School was the earlier name. It was the name when my grandparents attended. It also is not controversial but while also indicating 22311 Theresa (Markley) Brion Staunton High School N/A its location. He was my pe coach and always a wonderful teacher. He was kind and encouraging. He also took our Basketball team to state. I have never heard anyone say a bad thing about 23237 Susanah (Traxler) Crowder Paul Hatcher High School him. because I like those names and I am 24401 Hannah A Queen City High School Woodrow Wilson going to the high school next year Takes courage and u listened to the people and to teach the kids todday no matter what u do in life have courage everyday to follow your dreams and to let them know that your community is behind u all the way. when u leave that school u will know to treat people with dignity and respect for yourself and others, not by the color of their skin.. no hate .we cannot erase the past but 24401 donna A. Courage or Justice High we can change today, we canstart now I think Shenandoah Valley High School or Staunton High School are more encompassing and show the area in which the students live in and come from. They are inclusive and allow for the school's alumni and current population to be proud of the city or area in which they live and that their 55403 Juliette Aaslestad Shenandoah Valley High School Staunton High School school is reflective of that. Thank you! it’s not discriminatory and it shows the 24401 Hannah Abigail Queen City High School pride of staunton as the Queen City 24401 Oliver Abslyn Staunton High School SCHOOLEY MCSCHOOLFACE Simple & factual The above names will represent our 24401 Renee Adair Queen City High School Shenandoah Valley High School Valley High School location and diverse student body. I like them because they resemble Staunton and the beautiful valley 24401 Sarah Adair Queen City High School Staunton High School Valley High School where we live. Accurate description of the locality of the school and representative of the 24401 Deloris Adair Shenandoah Valley High School Valley High School student body. 24401 Emma Adams Queen City High School Staunton High School Alexander Efird High School A good role model Dr Collins attended Lee HS, is know all over the world with his work in the Human Genome Project. He inspires and serves as a great example of our 24401 Gena Adams Francis Collins High School community. There is no other school called "Shenandoah" in the Valley. There used to be one in Page County. It became an elementary school in the 1960's. There was a school in Bath County called "Valley High School" until the merger in the 1970's.. The term "Shenandoah" is or Native American Origins. There are several "versions" of the Word. From a marketing standpoint, Shenandoah would be better than Shenandoah Valley because people would eventually shorten the term anyway and call it Shenandoah. Basically, Shenandoah is a prettier word and is known throughout the world. There is 24401 Richard Adams Shenandoah High School Shenandoah Valley High School my one and only opinion. Shows the local area the school is 24401 Ellie Adams Queen City High School Staunton High School located Should the school board choose to name the high school after a historical figure, Florence Nightingale would be a wonderful choice, as her contributions Florance Nightingale High to modern medicine through sanitation 24482 Virginia Adams Queen City High School School have saved the lives of millions Socially neutral and aligns best with the 24401 Andy Adams Staunton High School city in which it is located Coach T was an amazing man! Out of all the teachers I had growing up in Staunton. Coach T is the only one that stands out. He was a great coach!! He is 24482 Jessica Adams Coach T high school missed dearly!! 24401 Sydney Adams Queen City High School Queen City royals It is fresh and new Staunton High School was the original 24590 Waverly Adcock Staunton High School name. Queen City High School incorporates the history of the town into the new name. It is also a unique name that stands out much more than names 24401 Grace Adkins Queen City High School N/A such as Staunton High School. Shenandoah was my favorite but 22980 Lin Adler Shenandoah High School Queen City was a close second George Lincoln Rockwell 544 Uncle Adolf High Historical figure 23220 Katrina Aducci Valley High School out of the names it sounds the best Why waste the money changing the name when you can keep the name and use on something important like 23601 Lawrence Agee Staunton High School Robert E Lee High School fixing the school 24401 Carolyn Agnor Divided City HS That is what has happened 22939 Kimberly Aguirre Queen City High School The color goes with it It makes sense to use the original name rather than manufacture additional 24401 Sheila Ahmadi Staunton High School names. 22827 Melissa Aldrich Staunton High School It was a previous name of the school 22846 Megan ALEXANDER Shenandoah Valley High School Staunton City High School To honor the City of Staunton. 22801 Grant Alger Queen City High School none It is not political and it sounds good. Revolutionary war patriot so you still John Lewis High School got the hero/fighty thing, plus founder 24401 Karen Allamon Staunton High School (founder of Staunton) of Staunton. 22939 Madeline Allen Queen City High School N/A Popular name among friends The school was originally Staunton High School, so I’m hoping that name will be chosen. However, it would be fine to have the school named after Lew Dewitt, with the mascot being the 24401 Elma Allen Staunton High School Lew DeWitt High School Rocker. It's stately, references Staunton historical roots, and has a nice 24401 Kayla Allen Queen City High School "feminine power" ring to it. 22980 Coty Allen Queen City High School Staunton High School . There is no reason to change it. It is part of history. When you try to erase history, it does have a way of repeating itself. I grew up in this area and cant believe this is even happening. Furthermore, changing it, you may as well change the city name, and change our capitols name. This is a waste of the city's money. We could use it on so Leave the name alone, don't many other BETTER, Needed, and 24477 Kati Almarode change it at all productive things! Queen city is offensive to transvestites, shenandoah hs should be in shenandoah county, Shen. Valley hs would be fine if you were the only school on the shenandoah valley but youre not, lady staunton was as slave owner also so thats no better than Robert E Lee, and valley high sounds like the stupid sweet vally high books so that is stupid too. Just call it was it is. A school run by a board of snowflakes that just want something to complain 24477 Kristie Altis Snowflake High School about. 22802 Patricia Alvarez Staunton High School Barack Obama High School Good names 24401 Chris Ammons Queen City High School Staunton High School Relevant to the city The school is in the Shenandoah Valley and it is a beautiful placee to live. Also, from the school you can see the beautiful mountains, it was a great 24054 LaTonya Anderson Shenandoah Valley High School None. place to grow up and attend school. 22801 Christian Anderson Queen City High School Francis Collins High School Most Notable Alumni 24402 Michaela Anderson Queen City High School Staunton High School Its the best one 24401 Kristen Anderson Queen City High School Queen City represents Staunton well It doesn’t resemble a confederate general who was involved in the keeping of slaves, but simply is just “Lee”, which has no relation to him. Additionally, the school can save money on the changing of jersey’s, and other school affiliated items with Lee 24401 Quinn Anderson Queen City High School Lee High School printed on them. Terry Davis Memorial High Such a brave and Noble man, who has 24401 Dave Anderson School gotten no recognition. 24401 Matthew Anderson Staunton High School R. E. Lee Original name of High School Name would Honor an historically 23704 James Anderson Staunton High School Francis Collins significant member of the community.
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