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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does both school ever come together and do things as one?[/quote]

Yes - there have been several joint (and separate) meetings about the sexual assault situation and its aftermath.

And there is a joint performance each spring. All the upper elementary students wind up at one campus, so they 'graduate' together. [/quote]

I just joined this past year and I was pleasantly surprised by how the school felt unified and didn't feel like 2 campuses being addressed differently.  All the coffee hours and events generally take place at each campus and at the joint events, like winter festival everyone is friendly and gets along just fine.  Every time there is teacher appreciation or special event, it is coordinated at both campuses.  The ED and principal are seen roaming the halls of both campuses and I never felt like I was at a secondary campus.  I imagine creating that equal feeling is not easy to do and I think Lamb has done a great job.  This is the only negative thread I've seen (dealing with a negative situation other than the assault).

I definitely see a benefit to having a unified campus and I hope that the shuttle can work out so everyone can be pleased.

p.s. We are at SD[/quote]

Honestly the time this all happens, given the inevitable delays, nearly every family now at LAMB will be gone. Save for younger sibings of this year's K students.
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