SAVE was formed by Saybrooke Area homeowners/parents in an effort to keep elementary school-aged children/residents of Saybrooke within the boundaries of Cedar Point Elementary School beginning with the 2004-5 school year. At that time, a new school will be completed on Ashton Avenue in Manassas, VA, as far as seven miles away. New boundaries will be proposed and consdered by the Prince William County School Board in Winter 2004. SAVE is working to ensure neighborhood children remain at Cedar Point Elemetnary, just a mile away, rather than face a long commute along congested roads to the Ashton school. The children have been attending Cedar Point ES since the school opened in September, 2001, and Saybrooke homeowners/parents consider it to be their neighborhood school.

SAVE believes that keeping students in their community schools will prevent congested traffic problems from getting worse, and further will best serve the educational interests of the children within the Saybrooke community.

SAVE efforts are organized and coordinated by a Steering Committee which is lead by Terry Lemons, an active Saybrooke homeowner. To join SAVE or to receive more information, contact SAVE at SaybrookeCPoint@aol.com or Terry Lemons.