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<blockquote data-quote="eyexer" data-source="post: 239954" data-attributes="member: 315">It did jump a bunch in 17' but until that point there really wasn't much difference.&nbsp; But they do have far more space now.&nbsp; They didn't have the new high school then.&nbsp; So essentially the same space now as in the old days.&nbsp; Their 5300 projection is way off I think.&nbsp; Wouldn't surprise me if the enrollment actually has peaked.&nbsp; But your right what if it doesn't.&nbsp; This is why it really pisses me off that they want to stick local property owners with a bill for a schools they won't need in ten or fifteen years.&nbsp; And then to maintain and keep the lights on afterward.&nbsp; This is why the School land trust needs to be used for buildings.&nbsp; But in Williston's situation it's way past time to combine the two districts.&nbsp; The high school age kids are already coming to town for school anyway.&nbsp; Now let me throw this out there.&nbsp; What if Williston says fuck it we're not building anymore school.&nbsp; Then they set a capacity and when that level is reached close the door and no more students.&nbsp; Any new students can go to the private school or to Trenton or wherever.&nbsp; Or the state can cough up the funds for additional space.&nbsp; What would happen if that was the case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eyexer, post: 239954, member: 315"] It did jump a bunch in 17' but until that point there really wasn't much difference. But they do have far more space now. They didn't have the new high school then. So essentially the same space now as in the old days. Their 5300 projection is way off I think. Wouldn't surprise me if the enrollment actually has peaked. But your right what if it doesn't. This is why it really pisses me off that they want to stick local property owners with a bill for a schools they won't need in ten or fifteen years. And then to maintain and keep the lights on afterward. This is why the School land trust needs to be used for buildings. But in Williston's situation it's way past time to combine the two districts. The high school age kids are already coming to town for school anyway. Now let me throw this out there. What if Williston says fuck it we're not building anymore school. Then they set a capacity and when that level is reached close the door and no more students. Any new students can go to the private school or to Trenton or wherever. Or the state can cough up the funds for additional space. What would happen if that was the case. [/QUOTE]

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