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(09-25-2020, 12:40 PM)Mickeypoo Wrote: Yes, 13:1.

Holy cow!   34 per class?  I went to Dublin, OH (grew up in Fairfield K-5) for grades 6-10 and I don't think we had more than 20-25 per class.  That must be an insanely dense population.  I thought Dublin was crammed and overcrowded.  lol.  Probably why I like living in the boonies.

We have had a huge growth in development in already developed areas. We're in the process of opening up another high school while planning for the one after that. Our most recent school was misjudged and placed in a more rural part of the county under the assumption that development would occur there. 

We're the 3rd wealthiest county in the nation, but we've let developers run rampant, and the facilities construction cost is catching up to us. We were a bunch of farms 60 years ago, and then Edward Norton's grandfather, a major developer from California, came and secretly bought up a bunch of land and built this planned community (Columbia, MD) that is now one of the most praised cities in the nation, both for planning, inclusion, and livability. It was just named the 5th best place to live by Money Magazine (They were 1st for a few years including 2016 but dropped last year to 20th). We went from super rural to super burbs in 30 years.

I grew up in the city south of it but lived in the same county.