I'd say pause at the very least long enough to see just how much the consultants recommend cutting from the district and if they're comfortable with the consequences (you know, like the whole comprehensive plan they should have done before borrowing the money in the first place). Ideally we'd have access to two scenarios -- what state we…
I'd say pause at the very least long enough to see just how much the consultants recommend cutting from the district and if they're comfortable with the consequences (you know, like the whole comprehensive plan they should have done before borrowing the money in the first place). Ideally we'd have access to two scenarios -- what state we'd be in with the new school and without. Of course shopping for a consultant could all be a show because they probably already know what they want to cut/close.
Even better if they pause until May and we have a (hopefully competent) new board to oversee things.
I'd say pause at the very least long enough to see just how much the consultants recommend cutting from the district and if they're comfortable with the consequences (you know, like the whole comprehensive plan they should have done before borrowing the money in the first place). Ideally we'd have access to two scenarios -- what state we'd be in with the new school and without. Of course shopping for a consultant could all be a show because they probably already know what they want to cut/close.
Even better if they pause until May and we have a (hopefully competent) new board to oversee things.