No matter who wins and loses on Tuesday, a majority of the Board of Education is going to support the switch to K-8 and the construction of two new 900-student schools. That's the bottom line when you read the stories that Jackie Majerus wrote about their positions on the issues.
Those most likely to vote against the plan are Republicans Dick Prindle and Wayne Sparks and Working Families Party candidate Mary Rydingsward.
Even if all three of them win election on Tuesday, there will be six others on the school board who favor the $115 million proposal that's on the table now.
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November 1, 2007
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