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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Overall what I’m seeing in this thread is annoying me.

Why is everyone totally perseverating on Crossfield and middle school AAP yet nobody is curious about what FCPS intends to do with the building besides keep the Swimming Pool.

They have no plans outlined whatsoever.

As per what I saw earlier, other school districts publish their plans despite security concerns, and FCPS has done so with every school on the Queue as of recent, including Centreville and Falls Church High Schools.

LCPS and APS also publish school schemes (to some extent), with plans for the new HS-14 and Park View replacement posted, and plans for the new Arlington Career Center are also published online, and I think also for Dorothy Hamm Middle School too.

So where’s Skyview’s plans, huh?

Does nobody have a morsel of curiousity?

No renderings either.[/quote]

Somewhere along the way, they have said (maybe at a work session?) that they would turn the two shell buildings into classrooms.  I would assume that would come prior to 2027 start of school.  That is not a particularly big project.  Businesses adapt buildings frequently.

As far as the swimming pool, I have no idea.  I don't think that is at the top of mind right now as getting classes up and running and the building prepared for that is far more important.

At one session, they mentioned offering lifesaving classes to 11th and 12th graders as. I think, an Academy type program, but I'm not sure how that works.

I think there is more going on than your realize.  Maybe, those parents who have been to the sessions about the school can tell us more.  [/quote]Yes, but what’s the main building gonna be like.

That’s the building I’m more concerned about than those two shell buildings.[/quote]

I’m not worried about it. They have a few years before the school is at full capacity. It will be ok.[/quote]How utterly dismissive of you to say that when you’re kids are most likely going there![/quote]

They are going to use those large shell buildings for classrooms and the like, which means that they shouldn't have to make many changes to the main building. At least, that is the plan. And if they get those buildings up and functional by the end of next year, they will have plenty of space for the students so that the construction is less disruptive.

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