Despite parents best efforts to persuade trustees to vote no on a plan to redraw school boundaries – they voted yes.
Despite their best efforts to persuade trustees to vote no on a plan to redraw school boundaries – they voted yes.
A lot of parents say these changes are going to be difficult – they're worried about how their kids will take it and for some, the trip to school will be safety issue. "We plan to call them out on several things in respect to the proposal," said Anderson Elementary School parent Jason Warschauer."We found some mistakes in the math, some data that just doesn't add up."
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