Proposal to keep O'Reilly open

Hello everyone,

I've been remiss at keeping the weblog updated but I wanted to let you know that a fellow alumni has a MySpace page dedicated to the effort of keeping O'Reilly open. I'll try to be better at posting anything I get from him on a timely basis in case it involves meetings, etc.

Here is the most recent message, unfortunately too late for anyone interested in going to the meeting, but still informative:

Attention supporters of Bishop O'Reilly High School:
There is a very important meeting for all parents, students, alumni,
friends and supporters of Bishop O'Reilly as well as the Region 6 family
of Catholic schools on Tuesday, November 28 at 7:00 PM at the
Independent Fire Company Hall on Sprague Avenue in Kingston. We need
your support! Have you heard the Seton parents proposal? I attended
their meeting and voiced my concerns about it, but they seem set on
gaining half of O'Reilly's enrollment in order to survive. In other
words, save Seton at the expense of Bishop O'Reilly. We can't let that
happen. Come to the meeting prepared. Read the Meitler recommendations
and the Seton proposal. Be ready to counter both proposals!

For more information, please visit the new website dedicated to saving
Bishop O'Reilly at www.bishoporeilly.org. I posted my thoughts on the
Seton proposal in a blog entitled "Why We Reject The Seton Proposal" at
www.myspace.com/savebor.

Please spread the word about the meeting and do plan on attending. Make
sure everyone knows about, be they parents of O'Reilly students,
alumni, or just friendly supporters. Bishop O'Reilly needs your help!

Thank you,
Raphael Micaa
webmaster, bishoporeilly.org