Almost 100 people, including two state representatives and one state senator, packed into the conference room at the Warsaw Community Schools' administration building Monday, and almost all of them were there to voice their dissatisfaction with the superintendent and board. The issue drawing so much fire was the superintendent's proposal to close the district's three smallest schools - Atwood, Claypool and Silver Lake - and move the students into the remaining schools in Warsaw. The proposal is the third since May made by superintendent Dr.Dave McGuire.The previous proposal - to renovate Claypool and build a new Jefferson Elementary - was remonstrated against, and the board voted Monday not to challenge the remonstrance. McGuire caused a vocal reaction when he read his opening statement.One of the issues he mentioned was other programs that could be cut to save the small schools.
Laurie Hahn, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016