Fairfield Eyes Townwide Poll On High School Future
Fairfield residents advocate a poll to settle the high school issue. First Selectman John Metsopoulos backs a townwide survey with questions on one or two high schools or a ninth-grade center. District leaders clash over questions as PTA, ATM, and residents gather informal data and call for clear majority guidance in 2001.
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Fairfield residents vent about local spending and school plans
A Fairfield reader criticizes elected officials for costly repeated planning, urges using voter referendums, and advocates democracy in deciding between two medium high schools or one large school. The letter condemns court challenges and ATM outcomes while calling for resignations if officials ignore constituent views.
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