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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They may tweak options, combine elements of a couple of the options, or come up with additional options. They will NOT change the scope of the boundary study itself. [b]So they will not add an ES that is not currently part of the boundary study to the study. But they could create an options in which an ES in the boundary study is moved when none of the current options have it being moved.[/b][/quote] Don't these two things mean the same thing? Sorry if I'm having trouble comprehending--this sinus infection is a doozy. [/quote] No. For example, the part of Cedar Grove ES that goes to Damascus HS is not part of the boundary study and won't become part of the boundary study. But there could be an additional option that reassigns Clarksburg ES, which is part of the boundary study (but none of the current options reassign it).[/quote] I still don't get it. How can you tell what is part of the boundary study and what isn't? From what I see of the map, all of Hallie Wells MS is out of the boundary study. So since Cedar Grove ES goes to Hallie Wells, wouldn't all of Hallie Wells (Wilson Wims/new Clarksburg ES #2 and also Cedar Grove) be outside of the boundary study, and therefore outside of consideration to be reassigned? I'm trying to understand in the context of OP's question. [/quote]
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