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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If they had done this properly and stuck to objective standards, this could have been settled months ago.  And, with a lot less angst.

In the past, SB members were always non-committal to neighborhoods, while at least pretending to listen.  I never recall an earlier superintendent making promises or even getting involved.  Staff was involved, but we never saw the superintendents.

It was mostly SB members doing the wheeling and dealing, but they were careful not to make promises.

Reid promised Walney Oaks.  Somehow, they were taken totally out of the equation.  And, those final scenarios did not include most of Crossfield.

I don't see them changing it now, but the School Board could if they wanted to do so.  I don't think they will.

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I still wonder if Kyle McDaniel and Melanie Meren will join together at the last minute to strike some sort of deal with everyone else to swap Crossfield and Fox Mill. They both seem pretty adamant about putting Crossfield at Skyview and keeping Fox Mill out.[/quote]

McDaniel already said he won’t make any last minute changes and Meren is the most ineffective and irrelevant person on the board.

As someone stated earlier up thread, McDaniel is pretty much driving the ship in this boundary process. If he’s saying he won’t make changes, you can be sure any efforts to make changes wont go anywhere. [/quote]

It’s his redemption tour.  Don’t forget it wasn’t that long ago he was being sued by his business partners for embezzling funds from their business, including money that was allegedly spent at strip clubs.

It’s only due to the fact that Dixit can’t string together two coherent sentences and obviously has a conflict of interest that the majority bloc has decided McDaniel can be held out as a reasonable spokesperson on boundary issues. [/quote]

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