Nothing is likely to move forward unless there are drastic changes.
On Tuesday, the Brandywine Education Association, the teachers union, presented the board with a membership survey that shows most teachers don't support the school board or Superintendent Joseph P. DeJohn. That is not surprising. The teachers' action came just one week after a citizens group handed school board members a petition asking for their resignations. It was signed by more than 4,600 district residents. Two board members already have decided to step down, and the current president has said he won't run for that office again.