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The East side has plenty of leg room for the majority of the students. They will not however have as much money to educate them since that is based on how many kids you actually have. I am really interested in how they will make up for the shortfall caused by the removal of the West side's overcrowded schools that have been anchoring the lower enrollment schools in the North East.
That is right. The West's larger cramped student population has been supplementing the East by spreading funds as an average. That means East schools have benefitted from extra money that they will now do with out. While it is true the East is going to eventually save property tax, they sacrificed funds that are for operations, curriculum and teacher salary.