Discussions about redrawing school district lines in South Hall come 2018 should be focused on where the lines are drawn, not whether the lines are drawn, according to Hall County School District Superintendent Will Schofield. Issues such as whether to open the schools have already been discussed and decided, Schofield said. “Redistricting makes people mad because what we want is to stay in the same school with the same teachers and the same programs and, by definition, that’s not what redistricting is,” Schofield told The Times on Friday.
Superintendent: New schools require new district lines in South Hall