Would they be closing to save us during this budget crisis?
NO, since it appears that with moving costs the money saved by a school closure is ONLY just over $100,000.
Would they be closing because of declining enrollment in the elementary schools?
NO, since for the past four years, and based on current enrollment trends for next year's kindergarten, it looks like we are staying even if not slightly increasing enrollment in the elementary schools.
WHAT'S LEFT?
Why would they subject so many people (children & teacher's primarily) to emotional anguish in order to close a school leaving it to sit and rot when it saves little money and would result in making the two existing school over 60% larger, more crowded, less safe, making it harder for teachers to do their great work, and cutting down what is currently our district's greatest asset?
WHO KNOWS.
MAYBE THIS HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH WHY ROSARIO REFUSES TO SUBJECT HIS TOP HEAVY ADMINISTRATION TO AN AUDIT.
Scary.
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