The Gazette has more on the pending lawsuit against Whitewater Schools, about which I posted earlier, today. I noticed the Gazette story only this evening, and it describes uncertainty in the family about how to proceed. (A letter to the court filed last week suggests that the lawsuit would be withdrawn, based on the departure of some, but not all, of the plaintiffs from the area.)
Three quick points — First, I am sorry I did not see a copy of the Gazette this morning; it adds important new information. (The Gazette posts online in the afternoon what it publishes in print earlier in the day, I think.)
Second, it’s not possible to introduce news already present elsewhere, even if one did not know as much. (There’s a funny story about a self-taught author, who sees a classic film, unaware of it previously, and exclaims: They took my idea! Hardly.) I’ve amended this morning’s post headline accordingly.
Third, I will comment on this latest turn, and more about the case, in upcoming posts.
The story adds new information, about the feelings of the plaintiffs, and the position of the District, through its defense counsel.