Jim,

I noticed the same thing.  Interesting isn't it.  One correction though,
2005 is the Minneapolis election year, not this fall - as much as those
who oppose the current redistricting plan may wish.

I agree that's its about time that we have someone from this part of the
city of the School Board.  Any takers??????

Randall Cutting
Seward - formerly of Cooper
Attendee of: Cooper Elementary, Pratt Elementary, Marshall-University High
School and South High (after they closed Marshall-U in 1982)



> In perusing The Jennings proposal
> (http://www.mpls.k12.mn.us/news/pdf/school_summary.pdf) it appears to me
>  that a disproportionate share of the closings are along the river in
> (roughly the Seward, Longfellow, Cooper, Howe, and Hiawatha
> neighborhoods).   It may be a coincidence, and someone should correct me
> if I'm wrong, but I  don't believe any of the current school board
> members come from those  neighborhoods.
>
> I'm not suggesting any grand conspiracy, not do I think that it's
> neccessarily cause and effect.  I do wonder though that, if I'm right,
> and  it being an election year maybe it's time for that area to be
> represented on  the school board.  Granted, they'd get there after the
> decision on closings  is a done deal, but it does seem like it would be
> fair regardless.
>
> Jim McGuire
> Como
>



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