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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's two blocks. Not exactly difficult. [/quote] Right. But if they wanted to build a new building on another site, why Burleith? No Metro, so-so bus service and certainly not central to the District and most of their students. If they were ready to vacate Western HS, then why-not go to a better location for the school? Makes no sense. [/quote] Do you know how many years have passed since this was settled? It began back when Gray was mayor in 2012-13. Jack Evans was deeply involved, the neighborhood had tons of conditions and didn't like the idea of a build. There is no going back. The building was renovated as an arts high school and works beautifully for that. There is no reason to now toss out that investment and start over. It would require re-renovating the Ellington Building and creating something new from scratch. Let. It. Go. [/quote]
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