I can assure you that our board will look at every single card we turn into them. Ultimately it rests in our board members’ hands to make the decision.

We really tried to minimize the communities we affected.

We can’t have a high school at 5,000 on one side of the district and a school drop down to 2,000 on the other side.

There’s some perception in our community that we invest more in our newer schools. Their appearance makes them look dated.

There’s been a little delay because of the weather, but we should be under way by the end of the week.

So it all ties together rather than the MET being dramatically different from the rest of the school.

Dry Creek will be immediately relieved.

The need for another elementary school will probably be 2009 or 2010 because of the rapid development down there. The southeast area is probably the fastest growing area of the district.