06 Broadcaster Press n CONCERN From Page 04 concern for me because the public sees we spent $4 million and the kids go home and say there’s no ceilings in the place,” he said. “I do worry about public perception.” Board member Tim Schwasinger agreed that the scholarship deadline might not be a concern. “I share the same reservations,” he said. “Having gone through two seniors I don’t remember that type of deadline or that kind of pressure.” Board member Dave Stammer voiced a personal positive outlook that perhaps the whole issue has been overthought. “We’re looking at changing the calendar just because of a possibility that the project might go longer than what we’re thinking,” he said. “We’re asking for a big remodel February 3, 2015 www.broadcasteronline.com but we don’t know how much is going to get done. It might go faster than we predicted and have no problems. I have full faith that Johnson Controls can get it done.” “The bottom line here is the calendar is a negotiated item,” Fairholm said. “The teachers were all together and decided, against what their desires are but taking all facts into account, to start at the regular time. I don’t know what else to say.” Pressure to approve the school calendar comes from the fact that there has to be time for the public to call for a vote should they wish to. Given all the concerns and time constraints, the school board voted to approve the calendar as exists for the current school year, though not unanimously. To contact a school board member for more information or to voice concerns, visit www.vermillion.k12.sd.us /Page/58. 1315 Drivers CDL Driver Needed with competitive wages and good home time. (605)659-5086. is hiring Animal Care a Workers in the Randolph and Bloomfield Areas No ex rience re uire xpe eq ed! 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