School boundary lines are going to be redrawn anyway...next year.

Pretty laughable that the mayor cites "politics" behind the proposal. KJ only challenges the "status quo" when it serves his interests.

To add to this excellent editorial...St. Hope Corporation has been given carte blanche to house elementary school students with middle school students with high school students with adult ed. students and the enrollment at this facility is STILL no where near it's capacity. Combine this uncomfortable truth with the fact that St. Hope Corporation owes the district at least a million dollars in back rent and the logical question is WHY? The school board has still not answered that question. Why? With open enrollment right around the corner, many parents of central city high school students will be scrambling to find a place in the public system. There is plenty of space at the facility that used to be Sacramento High School which is now a charter school run by a corporation. The logical solution is to offer a facilities use agreement to St. Hope to operate at another SCUSD facility -- one that more suitably matches their enrollment numbers. http://scusdobserver.blogspot.com/