[Scotty_Bronson]

Lol. The article reads that raceland has lost students. So building bigger facilities to accommodate fewer students and take on higher utility and maintenance costs doesnt seem like a sound financial decision. Be it a construction grant or not, but what do i know im just a dbag whose school is in good financial standing even with the budget cuts.

The article actually reads that Greenup refused to renew the reciprocal agreement due to the fact that they were losing students hand over fist to the other two schools in the county. Namely Raceland, which is the only reason that we had a drop off in numbers. So before we go throwing stones, lets make sure we dont live in glass houses. It sucks, 100% it sucks. But luckily we have a school board that is truly looking out for what is best for the school district at a whole and not just trying to save face. We will be fine and Raceland will continue on.