DUBLIN, Ohio — The debate over high school boundary maps in Dublin City Schools continued Monday night as school board members pressed Superintendent Dr. John Marschhausen, who has led redistricting efforts, for details on the process so far.

While public participation on the issue was not permitted at this meeting, at least 40 parents attended — some holding signs and others, at times, nodding in apparent disapproval or concern.

Marschhausen revealed that he would like to take draft map two “off the table” as the district continues to gather feedback through an online survey, which has received more than 3,000 responses so far. An internal planning team Marschhausen is a part of has also scored the three draft maps out of 1,200 points, based on eight key criteria, since they were presen

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