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Reply to "Option H is permanent and the old Wootton HS campus will be closed for good?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not trolling but trying to understand whether there is any valid basis to the “illegality” argument other than just posturing: these boundary study options are merely just options - Taylor may ultimately decide to propose to the council a modified version of one of the options or something entirely different. Survey responses aren’t votes and aren’t binding on them. If they do decide to close Wootton, they have plenty of time to notice public hearings and conduct impact studies. What is the basis for folks believing that all this work must be done prematurely? [/quote] Because you are genuinely asking: any lawyer worth their salt would know there is no legal standing yet because you are right there is no harm done. That’s why the argument isn’t mcps is violating the law—the argument is Option H is violating the law. Hence, if Option H is chosen, MCPS is in violation of the law. Lawyers use notices all the time to warn institutions. If you do this, we will be forced to sue you. [/quote] Switching buildings isn't closing a school, nor is changing boundaries. Lawyers send bogus threats all the time- it doesn't mean there's a credible case.[/quote]
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