All members of the board of education participated in this. And it was very illuminating discussion. And many discussions outside of this meeting as well. But in this particular meeting many members of the Daniel Webster community attended and expressed their concerns about this proposal. And spoke in behalf of their proposal to create this twocampus k8 school. The board of education collectively expressed many questions. And wanted the staff to look more carefully at some of the factors. And do more analysis and express reservations about moving forward at that time with the staffs recommendation to implement this change in the feeder patterns between isa and everett. That was recommended to take affect for next school year, 1314. The board of education asked the staff to sort of hold off on that direction. And take the time that was necessary to analyze factors like demographic projection, academic performance, a number of different things. And to come back and make a recommendation
The Academic Program at isa and they have addressed concerns about sharing a site with older students. The questions of physical capacity at webster and isa is sufficient to accommodate the future demand for school feeds. Both at the elementary and middleschool level. And this reflects the housing pattern that supervisor cohen eluded to. And there are other concerns as well. With respect to bryant elementary, that is not on potrero hill, per se, its on the eastern side of the mission. That is also an Elementary School that joined with webster into the current feeder pattern of isa. There is some concerns raised, not as vocal, but some concerns whether isa is an appropriate and natural feeder pattern for bryant as well. And there is a sense that Everett Middle School is a more natural feeder pattern historically speaking. And for several other reasons that members of the Bryant Community feel that everett is a more appropriate feeder pattern. In the meantime we have seen that very few f
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