Former school board member Jim McClure explained his support for an opt-out. “This law creates a tax shift. I understand a lot of people voted for it … But I don’t think that’s fair,” he said.
Citizens were still filing into the school system’s central office on Indian Drive as the clock approached 5 p.m. last Thursday to make their voices heard at the third and final public hearing re...
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