And the constant struggle is balancing what we desire to see for our town s future but making sure it s at an appropriate cost. He means cost in terms of community impact, not finances. And from Chet F. Harritt Elementary to West Hills High, Santee s award-winning schools are widely praised. Homes are built. Families move in.
Classrooms fill up.
We re at a point where it s getting close, says Dale of the potential school-overcrowding. To my way of thinking, that s the beginning of the end. But he s adamantly positive about solving problems and optimistic regarding the possibility that is Santee. He s serious when he talks of public values, shared community goals and the vision. He s practically giddy with vision.