tick tock

[gumby]

ann said:

I would never be so presumptious to have an 'easy solve' for so many layers. But the big one is that if the SB worked a bit more out of their box.... buildings would be better utilized and temporary solutions found for the few mega classes.

That has been hashed through, discussed, dissected and finally dismissed. What particular new plan do you have? Generalizations do not work well. This board has a number of very analytical and knowledgeable people that will not be duped through vague assertions and speculation.

[lacy]

gumby said:

ann said:

I would never be so presumptious to have an 'easy solve' for so many layers. But the big one is that if the SB worked a bit more out of their box.... buildings would be better utilized and temporary solutions found for the few mega classes.

That has been hashed through, discussed, dissected and finally dismissed. What particular new plan do you have? Generalizations do not work well. This board has a number of very analytical and knowledgeable people that will not be duped through vague assertions and speculation.

This board has some district cheerleaders that can't handle it when some has a valid point/concern.

[blankcheck]

Doctor-Where in the article did it mention 40% stay at their home school and does little to alleviate the overcrowding? All I read was that they are looking to take up to 600 students next year.

[ann]

[quote This board has some district cheerleaders that can't handle it when some has a valid point/concern.[/quote]

Very perceptive Lacy and like the name btw.

But what you are learning is that this very analytical and knowledgeable are trusting volunteers to 'stay the course' to borrow, when the course is changing and can't begin to fathom starting the discussions over again hence the Friacos/crab shack focus. Liken it to the Rosie/Trump focus vs. addtl troops about to be deployed ((not if the congress can help it))

nice to see a breath of fresh air here lacy thanks

[gumby]

lacy said:

gumby said:

That has been hashed through, discussed, dissected and finally dismissed. What particular new plan do you have? Generalizations do not work well. This board has a number of very analytical and knowledgeable people that will not be duped through vague assertions and speculation.

This board has some district cheerleaders that can't handle it when some has a valid point/concern.

Let's see the proposals. Concerns and valid points (even if done without genuine knowledge) are one thing, but let's hear a viable alternative.

[bob]

So what do you call it when you carry a conversation with one self?

Ann is Lacy, Lacy is Ann.

[lacy]

gumby said:

lacy said:

This board has some district cheerleaders that can't handle it when some has a valid point/concern.

Let's see the proposals. Concerns and valid points (even if done without genuine knowledge) are one thing, but let's hear a viable alternative.

It's the SB's and the District's job to provide alternatives. What are they?

[lacy]

bob said:

So what do you call it when you carry a conversation with one self?

Ann is Lacy, Lacy is Ann.

No, Bob (or whatever your multiple names are). I know it's a suprise to you, but there are residents in the district who are concerned and we're not all part of gasp.....CRAFT!!!!!

[blankcheck]

No we are not!!! I have said that before - and I will say it again! Just VERY concerned taxpayers!

[Avenging Eagle]

ann said:

Still no articles, uproars about the critical overcrowding position today, complaints to the SB about interim plans to handle such horrible conditions in the next two years, or gripes about the portable classrooms at scullen......hhhmmmmmm

Question/discussion could it be that these problems remain manageable??

Because of all the red tape and delayers preventing the construction of the new high school, there will be a period of time where Neuqua is bursting at the seams. My son will be there during the 2nd most bloated Neuqua of all time, but he is willing to pay the price so some of your kids, and his younger sister will be able to go to the New High School, or a less crowded Neuqua.

Since the community and the government cannot solve every one of our problems, we have to try to do something ourselves from time to time.

So we have purchased a blocking sled and my son is practicing blocking in our back yard, so that when he gets to Neuqua next year, he can execute his skills by blocking his way down the crowded hallways and get to class on time.

What is your solution?

[lacy]

Your attempts at humor don't address the questions. Nor is it our job to provide solutions - it's the SB's and the district's.

[ann]

avengingeagle said:

ann said:

Still no articles, uproars about the critical overcrowding position today, complaints to the SB about interim plans to handle such horrible conditions in the next two years, or gripes about the portable classrooms at scullen......hhhmmmmmm

Question/discussion could it be that these problems remain manageable??

Because of all the red tape and delayers preventing the construction of the new high school, there will be a period of time where Neuqua is bursting at the seams. My son will be there during the 2nd most bloated Neuqua of all time, but he is willing to pay the price so some of your kids, and his younger sister will be able to go to the New High School, or a less crowded Neuqua.

Since the community and the government cannot solve every one of our problems, we have to try to do something ourselves from time to time.

So we have purchased a blocking sled and my son is practicing blocking in our back yard, so that when he gets to Neuqua next year, he can execute his skills by blocking his way down the crowded hallways and get to class on time.

What is your solution?

I like that idea

he will be fine and able to navigate cause he is your son and so will every other kid!!

When the kids rebel, not the parents, beautiful portables will arrive in the appropriate school colors and the campus will be open AFter the few bloated classes leave, bye bye portables

or

should they be kept on campus for extra curricular activities??

[gumby]

The solution is there after alternatives were considered (or were you guys asleep the past year or so). It will take time to implement and work through the legal wranglings.

You and others like you continue to roil the waters in some miguided hope that the new school plans will be abandoned and the district will be forced to come up with an alternative plan.

[ann]

gumby said:

The solution is there. It will take time to implement and work through the legal wranglings.

You and others like you continue to roil the waters in some miguided hope that the new school plans will be abandoned and the district will be forced to come up with an alternative plan.

The stars say the 3rd hs will never be built
the end

[gumby]

Not the portables thing again.

What was once old is new again . . .