Keep Cape View Elementary open

Recent signers:
Chantelle Moline and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Our kids' school, a cornerstone of our community for 61 years, is facing the threat of closure and consolidation with a school 7 miles away. This decision, currently under consideration by the school board, poses a significant burden for our children, as 80% of them walk to and from school every day. For our small town, 7 miles is more than just a distance; it's a barrier to accessibility and a disruption to the foundation of our children's education.

Teachers at our beloved school have dedicated their entire careers here. The moment you walk through the doors, it feels like home. This is not just a building; it's the heart and soul of our town, touched by the commitment and care of 30 dedicated educators and bustling with the energy of 300 bright young minds.

Closing the school is not about evaluating our children's educational needs or considering their future; it's about profit. It's a sales pitch for the school board to monetize the land, without regard for the impact on our children's education and well-being.

We need to keep our school open. Not for profit, but for education. Not just to preserve the past, but to protect our future. Our children deserve a school they can walk to, a community they can belong to, and an educational environment that feels like home. Our teachers deserve to continue pursuing their life's work where they feel valued and inspired each day.

Let’s stand together to ensure that our small town's school remains a place of learning, growth, and community support. Please join us in this important fight to save our school. Sign this petition to show your support and voice your opposition to this consolidation plan. Together, we can make a difference for our children, our town, and our future.

2,501

Recent signers:
Chantelle Moline and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Our kids' school, a cornerstone of our community for 61 years, is facing the threat of closure and consolidation with a school 7 miles away. This decision, currently under consideration by the school board, poses a significant burden for our children, as 80% of them walk to and from school every day. For our small town, 7 miles is more than just a distance; it's a barrier to accessibility and a disruption to the foundation of our children's education.

Teachers at our beloved school have dedicated their entire careers here. The moment you walk through the doors, it feels like home. This is not just a building; it's the heart and soul of our town, touched by the commitment and care of 30 dedicated educators and bustling with the energy of 300 bright young minds.

Closing the school is not about evaluating our children's educational needs or considering their future; it's about profit. It's a sales pitch for the school board to monetize the land, without regard for the impact on our children's education and well-being.

We need to keep our school open. Not for profit, but for education. Not just to preserve the past, but to protect our future. Our children deserve a school they can walk to, a community they can belong to, and an educational environment that feels like home. Our teachers deserve to continue pursuing their life's work where they feel valued and inspired each day.

Let’s stand together to ensure that our small town's school remains a place of learning, growth, and community support. Please join us in this important fight to save our school. Sign this petition to show your support and voice your opposition to this consolidation plan. Together, we can make a difference for our children, our town, and our future.

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The Decision Makers

Brevard County School Board
4 Members
Matt Susin
Brevard County School Board - District 4
Megan Wright
Brevard County School Board - District 1
Katye Campbell
Brevard County School Board - District 5
Jennifer Jenkins
Former Brevard County School Board - District 3

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Petition created on October 8, 2025