Working close to Dublin High for 30 years, it's clear the wheels of progress will move v e r y s l o w l y. Superintendent Hanke is retiring in June, and his successor will be hard pressed to find funds, especially as the newly, fully remodeled DHS can absorb many more than the current ~2500 students. There have been very vocal demands for a decade with the new residents (read tech driven) in east Dublin for their "own" high school right after they moved there, and it's demographically driven as well as logistically with travel. Current DHS is considered not to their standards, wishing to compete academically with their nearest neighbor Dougherty Valley. Simply explore "Quarry Lane School," the private located there and one can get a sense of what drives the area. QLS website shows a plethora of acceptances/attendees to the US's most prestigious Universities and while it show acceptances to most CSUs... there aren't any attendees there! East Dublin home builders there are very wary due to the downturn starting in 2008 and economic prognosticators are lukewarm predicting a boom anytime soon. . As far as FB, Wade can still enjoy the families who desire that, while the new HS (2025 I'd estimate for an opening) will be 1,000 students at D3/4 with lots of participants in individual sports with weak team sports. Think Logan vs. MSJ.
