The letter does not spell out specific disputes. Murphy stressed Friday that he didn't want to dwell on the negative. Murphy, whose three children attend Mount Pisgah, thinks the project can be completed even if the current board is removed. It is trying. I'm worn out with it.
Parents are heartsick.
Whitney Kaplan said she loves the teachers, small classes and nurturing environment at the school, but the impending ouster of the board has led her to enroll her children in public schools. We emphatically do not agree with what they're doing to the school. Anne Maloney, who has two children at Mount Pisgah, has not perceived any change in her children's classes, but said school spirit seems to be deflated. I am deeply saddened by these recent events. PART II Neighbors don't always feel blessed when churches expand.