Among options A to H, the board only offers Crown HS to Wootton HS and no consideration of giving Crown to other high schools else. Your standpoint does not stand because it's not an option for other high schools. |
No, they want an immediate replacement or renovation. They are not willing to wait. |
This is 100% not true. We want the pressing things fixed asap but we absolutely know we can’t have a full renovation now. |
Be real. It cannot be fixed and you want priority ven though other schools are worse. |
Of course it can be fixed. |
Not without great cost and time. Better to tear it down and replace. |
And you know this how? If this were the case, the building would be condemned. But it's not yet, though MCPS seems to be forcing it in that direction to compel a move. |
Oh, and it wouldn't be considered for a holding school because it would be uninhabitable. |
Do you know how many times mcps has delayed fixing wootton? What makes you think they won't keep delaying it? |
Then it also can’t be a holding school. |
Well if i’m being honest-I think the same things will happen that are happening at the other schools in poor condition. I think plumbing will go and it will have to be fixed immediately. I think a ceiling may collapse and it will have to be fixed immediately. Same as when there was just a flood at another school. That’s an emergency which requires emergency repairs. They come up with the money for an emergency obviously-just not the money to PREVENT the emergencies from happening in the first place. |
Sure it can. None of the holding schools (with the exception of Woodward) are in good condition. |
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Wootton parents don’t want to move to a brand new building because it’s 3 miles away from the current school? Or because it may add two other elementary schools? Oh come on! It would be the smartest and most cost-effective move for the county and there is no real impact on the community.
Option H is the best option. |
Why in the world would you tear Wootton down? 1/2 the building was added in 2001. What are you talking about. The issues are in the old part of the building. It’s only that part that requires replacement or extensive renovation. |
Because it’s cheaper and easier to tear it down with plumbing, electrical and mold. If they got a new half in 2001 they should stop complaining as some schools haven’t been renovated ever or 50+ years. You are offered a new school. Take it or get to the back of the line. |