So the mention of split shifts and/or classes being held in hallways may be construed as intending to threaten 'dire consequences' by not voting for the referendum.

Advocacy is not only a direct appeal to someone to vote in favor or against, but also includes campaigning for the referendum by describing it in positive terms ... or by describing dire consequences if the referendum does not pass.

We just want them to investigate to see whether it is an abuse of taxpayer money.

They have some hallways and offices and stairwells blocked. We have to go out and around the building to receive packages. It's not convenient at all We have a little bit of a concern whenever county government is closed and we're not closed, that's always tough because people doing business with (the) school system have to come in through security, the front door will not be open.

Some schools can use their hallways for sprints, but at our place, it doesn't work. The minute you lose your track, you have to get creative.

The hallways are too narrow and just not any good for patient access.