During the Danbury Board of Education's meeting on Wednesday night, Superintendent Kevin Walston provided an update on the future of the proposed Danbury Career Academy, after negotiations between Mayor Dean Esposito and the Summit developers broke down.  Walston believes a new school for 14-hundred middle and high school students could open on time in fall 2024, though acknowledged that everyone's a little anxious about what's next, surprised by the stall in negotiations and confused about what that means moving forward.  Esposito met yesterday with City Council leadership to discuss potential sites.  The Summit Project Manager says they've been in contact with the City and they've held been productive discussions.