The crowding in Indian River schools is among the worst in Delaware. Residents can't possibly want to keep forcing children to attempt to get an education in 26 classrooms in trailers outside the main buildings. That is no way to learn. We can't see why the four dissenting board members oppose this plan unless they have some territorial problem. All four dissenters are from the southern part of the district.
Unity is important when a school board faces the public.
The majority have made a good case and their plan should be approved. An editorial last Saturday had his name wrong.