Anonymous wrote:13:36 - You were told several times that the school didn't have anything to do with it.

13:29 - I agree that more parents should pay attention to this (like how do some still not know that more kids are coming to McK next year?), but there haven't been any construction meetings. APS stopped meeting with the building committee before construction started.

Hi- I am 13:29. By construction meetings, I was meaning the APS CIP meetings generally. They are a good place to ask questions about current and future construction projects, as well as the ridiculously inaccurate APS projection numbers. I think we all tend to assume that other parents are going and speaking up, but truthfully they are not always well-attended. I wish I had gotten involved earlier, but my kid just entered APS last year and I wasn't paying attention to what was going on until he actually entered school.

13:36 - You were told several times that the school didn't have anything to do with it.

13:29 - I agree that more parents should pay attention to this (like how do some still not know that more kids are coming to McK next year?), but there haven't been any construction meetings. APS stopped meeting with the building committee before construction started.

Thanks, 13:29. I'm OP and wasn't able to make the meeting since DH was out of town and I couldn't get a sitter. I've been so happy with the school and Mr Brown, and was really upset thinking that those at the school had been part of misleading the parents.