Hearing that should this lawsuit not be dismissed, then current members of SCHSL may commit the nuclear option. That is they may pull out of the SCHSL and then reform a new, private association. A similar process played out in Georgia recently.
In such a scenario, a private organization could exclude the charters and private schools. At least in theory. Probably looking at 2-3 years down the road though.
While this may be an option, how many schools would actually do this? It might help in the long run but you know how stubborn people can be and how change is seen as a bad thing
