Dan Woods Quotations

With the Hub site, it's a matter of price.

She knows the fund-raising paradigms. From students to support groups to private donations.

Measure 37 has not been a model for us. We're drafting something that will work for Washington.

Frankly, if we go by the size, we'd prefer the Hub site.

What we are trying to do is to bring back some fairness and balance.

I think that possibility exists. I don't see how we can open a new school without changing the boundaries.

Local government needs to respect people's rights. There's a backlash when people see government regulations infringing on those rights.

We estimate growth of 6 percent over the next 10 years, but that is a very difficult estimate to make. The larger the period, the greater the chance for error.

We have a very serious problem with eminent domain abuse in this state. It's disappointing that the governor and the Legislature doesn't recognize that.

We play the best team in the country twice, and everyone else we play is in the top 10. Then my (athletic director) tells me our non-conference game is against Moorestown. We have a killer schedule, but we had a nice preseason and I think we'll be OK.

We have good team speed, and you can't teach speed, so we'll just have to teach the skills to go with the speed. The first thing to do is to get the kids to believe in themselves. There have been games where they've been down 4-0 or 5-0 at halftime and then give up, so we're trying to get them to play a full 60 minutes. They've had great attitudes so far, so hopefully we'll steal a game here and there. We'll do the best we can.

We think that it's a good design. It also speeds up the process.

We've collected tens of thousands of voter signatures. And our polling is strong all across the state.

To me, the rate of growth was anticipated to a certain degree, but not to this degree.

We are excited to host the first Fizzy Fruit Friday and believe Fizzy Fruit will teach kids that eating healthy and being active can be a lot of fun. Fizzy Fruit is a wonderful addition to our school lunch menu.

What the governor had was a charade, really. It was disconnected from the reality of this state.

So, that's the only difference between here and Connecticut. Our government just has to change its mind.

Segment your architecture so you have lots of smaller machines ... handling one application.

It wasn't financially feasible, ... We have relatively small sites, and it was too expensive for us. We would have had to pay for the construction from the nearest ring into our facilities. So there was quite a bit of capital costs, digging-up-the-parking-lot-type costs.

That means you can do what you're doing, but you have to change how you're doing it, ... That's retroactive.

The largest need right now is to move students out of there,

I have to acknowledge that it's a different construction and Morrison has portables. It may not be apples to apples. We don't have energy management at Morrison; we're working on it now.

He's really been great at pushing younger architects. His world focus is really good for New York.

if government damages the use or value of property, they need to compensate you for that.

The general fund must subsidize transportation, ... The subsidy ultimately takes funds from the classroom.