Not a Wood Acres parent, but having had children go to school before, during and after a renovation, I can wager that they aren't upset that the school is getting renovated, but rather over plans for the renovation--what is being renovated/added on, what the final product will look like, how students will adjust during the renovation, holding school vs. attending school in a construction site, the timeline of the construction, etc. Plenty for parents to get in a tizzy about!
My kids' school completed an addition last year after two years, and while in the end it is awesome, it was not a fun process for the kids. Portable city that had to be physically very far from the building to make room for the construction, recess in a fenced in parking lot, lots of noise, etc. Everyone lived through it (and I would say it was probably better than going to a holding school), but certainly I'm sure there were many parents up in arms.
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