I will continue to breakdown the highlights of last night’s RUSD study session, which included the presentation of the 2006 Community Survey Project:
2 out of 3 respondents support the concept of neighborhood schools.
2 out of 3 respondents support parental choice.
2 out of 3 respondents support the expansion of the magnet school programs to other buildings.
For some, it might seem that these ideas are contradictory. For example, some perceive that magnet type programs will take up additional space at neighborhood schools, ultimately making it impossible for neighborhood children to attend. However, I believe these responses share a common thread. Parents want the right to send their children to any school they wish, whether it be the school closest to their home or a school across town.
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