To your point, one of my very first posts on this blog when I started was about enrollment and the crisis of legitimacy it will create when the voters are no longer receiving the services of the public body. Especially in the Horton years, they were outright encouraging families to leave ("If you want your kid to get attention, go the pr…
To your point, one of my very first posts on this blog when I started was about enrollment and the crisis of legitimacy it will create when the voters are no longer receiving the services of the public body. Especially in the Horton years, they were outright encouraging families to leave ("If you want your kid to get attention, go the private schools" Horton says)
So maybe you're right that it will be more like the 2012 referendum.
To your point, one of my very first posts on this blog when I started was about enrollment and the crisis of legitimacy it will create when the voters are no longer receiving the services of the public body. Especially in the Horton years, they were outright encouraging families to leave ("If you want your kid to get attention, go the private schools" Horton says)
So maybe you're right that it will be more like the 2012 referendum.