You would think if there was a pending lawsuit the local media would be all over it.
And still no good answers to address the parameters of our district. I'm sorry you can not go to the HS that is closest to you - this is true for families of all income levels all around CS. I too live closer to one HS, but zoned for the other. This town isn't that big. It's not a significant inconvenience for the majority of residents in this district to drive past one school to go to the other. There are low income kids rezoned to CSHS that are happy to be there - just as there are kids happy to be rezoned to Consol.
You can not have a majority minority HS with high numbers of low income students juxtaposed to an majority white HS with low to no low income students two miles away. That sounds like something you would see in the 1950's. There's your lawsuit waiting to happen. And in this national hyper charged political environment there will be someone or some political organization willing to take that suit on.
What would be a good use of time is figuring out how to allow the kids championed in this thread, but trashed in the free summer lunch program thread, a choice in schools without inadvertently setting up the scenario I just described. However, higher income kids wouldn't have the choice of schools. I don't think people who post on this thread would be in favor of that though.
The best post was Oogway's - she is correct. We need board members that do what is best for all taxpayers (purple, maroon, elderly, young, childless, etc) of the district.