Wake County parents got the chance Wednesday evening to learn more about a student assignment plan that would give them a say in which school their child goes to but leaves some concerns about transportation and capacity.
About 33 people attended a meeting at Middle Creek High in Cary held by Superintendent Tony Tata and members of his student assignment task force.
Tata and the group are speaking to the public over the next three weeks about the choice-based student assignment plan he proposed in May. The choice-based plan replaces a decade-old busing for diversity program.
