None of that comes to a halt. Those schools still are getting older every year and need to be replaced.

We don't want to have to put up a sign and have to take it down, so that's why we're going the route of asking the judge.

They'll be separated, obviously. They don't present a problem to each other, especially when you have a big campus like we expect to have.

These schools have seen a drop in suspensions and expulsions, a rise in GPAs, a rise in test scores, and more activity in extra curricular events. They [Waite High School] were a high- poverty school that was very low-tier in academics, and now they are equal to top schools in the state.

The first attention it's getting is from the new charter. No one in the middle schools even asked for our assistance until now.

This would result in an incredible cut for technical schools that rely on this money to keep our equipment and technical expertise up to industry standards. To try to replace this amount in the budget ? something else has got to give.