Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just file already. What is stopping you. If there are tons of Wootton parents who want the laws, surely one is an attorney who can handle the lawsuit and money was collected for the filing fees and costs.
For the last time, you can’t file before the vote. JFC.
Of course you can. Stop making stuff up.
LOL. By the way, what is your stupid answer to why TT is in court defending McGuire’s $168M disaster?
One has nothing to do with the other. You could have filed to try to block the vote or get it postponed. What happened to all the donations? Did you steal it?
No you can’t file to block the vote or have it postponed. Clearly you want them to file prematurely and be dismissed.
I do wonder why they’re in such a hurry to have litigation. First it was “litigation is a waste of taxpayer money,” now it’s “hurry up and file already.”
If you don't intend to do it, stop with the threats as no one takes you seriously and clearly few Wootton parents care or they'd be out in larger numbers at the meetings.
You must live under a rock. It will be filed after the BOE votes.
File now... the vote is going through, we all know that and you are just wasting time.
Nah, they’ll wait for the vote. Also, whose time is being wasted? If it’s not your time, why do you care? What difference does a few more days make if you’re right?
Just file. You got the donations. Follow through and be transparent. You act like we care. We don’t. Go for it.
Clearly you do.
I want to see you file and fight it and see if you win. Good luck.
But you’re in such a hurry. Why?
Why aren’t you in a hurry? Courts can take years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just file already. What is stopping you. If there are tons of Wootton parents who want the laws, surely one is an attorney who can handle the lawsuit and money was collected for the filing fees and costs.
For the last time, you can’t file before the vote. JFC.
Of course you can. Stop making stuff up.
LOL. By the way, what is your stupid answer to why TT is in court defending McGuire’s $168M disaster?
One has nothing to do with the other. You could have filed to try to block the vote or get it postponed. What happened to all the donations? Did you steal it?
No you can’t file to block the vote or have it postponed. Clearly you want them to file prematurely and be dismissed.
I do wonder why they’re in such a hurry to have litigation. First it was “litigation is a waste of taxpayer money,” now it’s “hurry up and file already.”
If you don't intend to do it, stop with the threats as no one takes you seriously and clearly few Wootton parents care or they'd be out in larger numbers at the meetings.
You must live under a rock. It will be filed after the BOE votes.
File now... the vote is going through, we all know that and you are just wasting time.
Nah, they’ll wait for the vote. Also, whose time is being wasted? If it’s not your time, why do you care? What difference does a few more days make if you’re right?
Just file. You got the donations. Follow through and be transparent. You act like we care. We don’t. Go for it.
Clearly you do.
I want to see you file and fight it and see if you win. Good luck.
But you’re in such a hurry. Why?
Anonymous wrote:Super recommendations on Crown and Woodard: Pass
Six Regional model: Pass
For the record, I am not happy about either. But it is what it is...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The irony is that BOE is actually MUCH more torn and concerned about the Woodward study than the Crown one. That one has real issues with community engagement and equity--this one only has louder voices. How do I know? You'll see on Thursday.
If they are concerned, they should vote against option H
Anonymous wrote:The irony is that BOE is actually MUCH more torn and concerned about the Woodward study than the Crown one. That one has real issues with community engagement and equity--this one only has louder voices. How do I know? You'll see on Thursday.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The irony is that BOE is actually MUCH more torn and concerned about the Woodward study than the Crown one. That one has real issues with community engagement and equity--this one only has louder voices. How do I know? You'll see on Thursday.
Stop being coy. This is an anonymous message board. If you know something, please just tell the rest of us.
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Are you referring to people saying Wheaton Woods hasn't had enough time to give proper feedback? I don't think that's what PP meant, that was raised weeks ago and the idea of gathering more feedback on which option they'd prefer from Wheaton Woods was voted down by the BOE. PP is suggesting that something dramatic is going to happen on Thursday so presumably they're referring to something different.
I believe at this point Taylor, possibly accompanied by some BOE members but possibly not, has met with PTA reps from every ES recommended to go to Woodward in his “modified B” recommendation. That has happened.
LOL
Absolutely not. Dream on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just file already. What is stopping you. If there are tons of Wootton parents who want the laws, surely one is an attorney who can handle the lawsuit and money was collected for the filing fees and costs.
For the last time, you can’t file before the vote. JFC.
Of course you can. Stop making stuff up.
LOL. By the way, what is your stupid answer to why TT is in court defending McGuire’s $168M disaster?
One has nothing to do with the other. You could have filed to try to block the vote or get it postponed. What happened to all the donations? Did you steal it?
No you can’t file to block the vote or have it postponed. Clearly you want them to file prematurely and be dismissed.
I do wonder why they’re in such a hurry to have litigation. First it was “litigation is a waste of taxpayer money,” now it’s “hurry up and file already.”
If you don't intend to do it, stop with the threats as no one takes you seriously and clearly few Wootton parents care or they'd be out in larger numbers at the meetings.
You must live under a rock. It will be filed after the BOE votes.
File now... the vote is going through, we all know that and you are just wasting time.
Nah, they’ll wait for the vote. Also, whose time is being wasted? If it’s not your time, why do you care? What difference does a few more days make if you’re right?
Just file. You got the donations. Follow through and be transparent. You act like we care. We don’t. Go for it.
Clearly you do.
I want to see you file and fight it and see if you win. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just file already. What is stopping you. If there are tons of Wootton parents who want the laws, surely one is an attorney who can handle the lawsuit and money was collected for the filing fees and costs.
For the last time, you can’t file before the vote. JFC.
Of course you can. Stop making stuff up.
LOL. By the way, what is your stupid answer to why TT is in court defending McGuire’s $168M disaster?
One has nothing to do with the other. You could have filed to try to block the vote or get it postponed. What happened to all the donations? Did you steal it?
No you can’t file to block the vote or have it postponed. Clearly you want them to file prematurely and be dismissed.
I do wonder why they’re in such a hurry to have litigation. First it was “litigation is a waste of taxpayer money,” now it’s “hurry up and file already.”
If you don't intend to do it, stop with the threats as no one takes you seriously and clearly few Wootton parents care or they'd be out in larger numbers at the meetings.
You must live under a rock. It will be filed after the BOE votes.
File now... the vote is going through, we all know that and you are just wasting time.
Nah, they’ll wait for the vote. Also, whose time is being wasted? If it’s not your time, why do you care? What difference does a few more days make if you’re right?
Just file. You got the donations. Follow through and be transparent. You act like we care. We don’t. Go for it.
Clearly you do.
Anonymous wrote:Thank you and marked. I will definitely come back to this forum at 6pm on 3/26 to see the results of voting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The irony is that BOE is actually MUCH more torn and concerned about the Woodward study than the Crown one. That one has real issues with community engagement and equity--this one only has louder voices. How do I know? You'll see on Thursday.
Stop being coy. This is an anonymous message board. If you know something, please just tell the rest of us.
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Are you referring to people saying Wheaton Woods hasn't had enough time to give proper feedback? I don't think that's what PP meant, that was raised weeks ago and the idea of gathering more feedback on which option they'd prefer from Wheaton Woods was voted down by the BOE. PP is suggesting that something dramatic is going to happen on Thursday so presumably they're referring to something different.
I believe at this point Taylor, possibly accompanied by some BOE members but possibly not, has met with PTA reps from every ES recommended to go to Woodward in his “modified B” recommendation. That has happened.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just file already. What is stopping you. If there are tons of Wootton parents who want the laws, surely one is an attorney who can handle the lawsuit and money was collected for the filing fees and costs.
For the last time, you can’t file before the vote. JFC.
Of course you can. Stop making stuff up.
LOL. By the way, what is your stupid answer to why TT is in court defending McGuire’s $168M disaster?
One has nothing to do with the other. You could have filed to try to block the vote or get it postponed. What happened to all the donations? Did you steal it?
No you can’t file to block the vote or have it postponed. Clearly you want them to file prematurely and be dismissed.
I do wonder why they’re in such a hurry to have litigation. First it was “litigation is a waste of taxpayer money,” now it’s “hurry up and file already.”
If you don't intend to do it, stop with the threats as no one takes you seriously and clearly few Wootton parents care or they'd be out in larger numbers at the meetings.
You must live under a rock. It will be filed after the BOE votes.
File now... the vote is going through, we all know that and you are just wasting time.
Nah, they’ll wait for the vote. Also, whose time is being wasted? If it’s not your time, why do you care? What difference does a few more days make if you’re right?
Just file. You got the donations. Follow through and be transparent. You act like we care. We don’t. Go for it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What time exactly will the public find out the decision from 3/26 vote?
Probably around 6pm