If we do that without the additional four acres, it's going to be very cost-prohibitive and burdensome.

None of us are opposed to keeping the school where it is. But we'll have some obstacles to work through.

Let's identify where the most pressing need is now.

I think we're being proactive by identifying some areas of potential growth. I think it's good on the district's part to go ahead and get these zones aligned now so that when these new homes come in, it won't be such an emotional issue.

We're kind of back to square one.

Regardless of what decision is ultimately made regarding the school, we realize there is merit in holding onto that site. One day a new elementary could be located there.