Part of the price of maintaining community schools is that you don't have the richness or breadth of curriculum that other places may have.
In some school divisions, you have strong commitment on the part of the board members to their constituency.
All I'm saying is that when you talked to people who knew about schools in the state, this was the one they picked up on after Roanoke County.
You don't have to agree, but once it's done, let's move on. Loyal opposition, saying 'By God, I'll bring this up at the next meeting and every meeting until I'm heard,' screws up the whole process.
The first two don't matter if you can't get past the third one.
