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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Last I heard the neighbors wanted a gradual ramp up to the full school size. LAMB insisted on the full size right away, said it was a financial issue.

It seems like a reasonable request from the neighbors.[/quote]

Very reasonable. Lamb can kick out the poors another way. [/quote]

Referring to people as “the poors” and the sentiment in this comment are vile and disgusting.[/quote]

Which "poors" is LAMB supposedly trying to kick out? What/who are "the poors"?

A school has been operating in that location. I hope LAMB gets the opportunity to do so as well. [/quote]

Just about every neighbor I know of supports them moving in.  There was just disagreement over whether to start at the current school cap of about 300-400 students or allow for the full expansion of the building at the start.  I think that's around 600.

The school and DDOT put out some super hand-wavy studies about how it would be OK.  And lots of assurances from the LAMB director who isn't there any more.  Not very reassuring.[/quote]

The neighbors need to mind their own business. [/quote]

Wow, you sound like such an amazing person. Would you please come set up shop in my neighborhood?

LOL at you[/quote]

I mean ... I plan to. See you in 2020. [/quote]

Maybe, but with that attitude, I can see why neighbors would be hesitant to trust anything out of your school.[/quote]

Lamb will have a new principal and ED by then. We know they will not live up to any promises. They screwed their own parents over. Of course they’ll do it to us too. [/quote]

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