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I have witnessed this first hand. In the end the County will win out. Over the next few years budgets will become so crunched that there will be no choice and it only takes one mistake to set the dominos in motion. The decision has everything to do with football but the lasting affects will be with the entire school. You can think what you want but this will be a fact facing all Independent School districts in the near future as agreements end do to dollars.

So if Somerset is going to be ok explain to me with stagnant state spending how they are going to pay for everything that is constantly going up? How are they going to grow if they have a static population in their limits?

This is why I was wondering if the vote to become an Urban county would affect the boundaries for Somerset schools. There would no longer be city boundaries. Communities might retain their identity but not city boundaries. I do agree though Somerset is land locked and will have a difficult time eventually with the lose of student population from an economic stand point.