Milton Schools is planning ahead for 2010 and has used eminent domain to expand its present school site to accomodate a new school. Click on the post for the article in the Janesville Gazette.
One of the options for Evansville Schools discussed in the Plunkett Raysich Report to be presented at the Evansville School Board meeting in February envisions usage of "friendly eminent domain" to possibly expand the current site of either the Grove Campus or the Middle school campus.
At least seven different "options" were discussed at a recent Buildings and Grounds meeting. The transcript of this meeting can be found on the Evansville Observer. If you would like to know more about the plans of the Evansville School district, attend the February School Board meeting.
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Just a thought here, shouldn't they balance there budget, with out cutting any programs, and fix the issues of classes offereed at the high school before they go spending more money. I also think we can get by with both schools for a few more years, space wise if we are not worrying about where to put the 4k kids. I volunteer at the school so I see and hear alot.
ReplyDeleteThere is no emergency here.