Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So to wrap this thread up, several votes today with the following result.
Co-locate at Shaw MS - failed.
Banneker renovation to proceed at the SHAW MS site - passed.
Shaw MS to locate and renovate at current Banneker site (Euclid St) - passed.
A study to determine the feasibility of co-location (two separate buildings on the same site) passed. It didn’t fail.
Anonymous wrote:So to wrap this thread up, several votes today with the following result.
Co-locate at Shaw MS - failed.
Banneker renovation to proceed at the SHAW MS site - passed.
Shaw MS to locate and renovate at current Banneker site (Euclid St) - passed.
Anonymous wrote:So to wrap this thread up, several votes today with the following result.
Co-locate at Shaw MS - failed.
Banneker renovation to proceed at the SHAW MS site - passed.
Shaw MS to locate and renovate at current Banneker site (Euclid St) - passed.
Anonymous wrote:Banneker definitely needs a reno, but it’ll be better without needing to share DPRs space.
Anonymous wrote:Myer is a good option for Banneker to expand.
If they loose the budget fight tomorrow they might start asking for that building and outdoor space.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mayor needs to come clean about what she really wants to do with Banneker before anyone agrees to any of this. I wouldn’t support this until there’s a plan for that perfectly lovely building and location.
+1.
Why steal someone else's building instead of renovating and expanding the current school?
I think because there is nowhere to expand. But Myer seems on the table? They should take that. Or has that been promised for swing space for someone?
It is swing space now but could potentially be used later. The problem is there aren't a lot of options for centrally located swing spaces so they are reluctant to give it up.
Isn't the plan that schools will be undergoing renovations essentially forever? By the time DGS gets through the list the oldest modernizations will be 30 years old and ready to do it all over again. So won't there always be a need for swing space? And doesn't it make the most sense to keep it in the center of the city where it's closest to the most people?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mayor needs to come clean about what she really wants to do with Banneker before anyone agrees to any of this. I wouldn’t support this until there’s a plan for that perfectly lovely building and location.
+1.
Why steal someone else's building instead of renovating and expanding the current school?
I think because there is nowhere to expand. But Myer seems on the table? They should take that. Or has that been promised for swing space for someone?
It is swing space now but could potentially be used later. The problem is there aren't a lot of options for centrally located swing spaces so they are reluctant to give it up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mayor needs to come clean about what she really wants to do with Banneker before anyone agrees to any of this. I wouldn’t support this until there’s a plan for that perfectly lovely building and location.
+1.
Why steal someone else's building instead of renovating and expanding the current school?
I think because there is nowhere to expand. But Myer seems on the table? They should take that. Or has that been promised for swing space for someone?
It is swing space now but could potentially be used later. The problem is there aren't a lot of options for centrally located swing spaces so they are reluctant to give it up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mayor needs to come clean about what she really wants to do with Banneker before anyone agrees to any of this. I wouldn’t support this until there’s a plan for that perfectly lovely building and location.
+1.
Why steal someone else's building instead of renovating and expanding the current school?
I think because there is nowhere to expand. But Myer seems on the table? They should take that. Or has that been promised for swing space for someone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mayor needs to come clean about what she really wants to do with Banneker before anyone agrees to any of this. I wouldn’t support this until there’s a plan for that perfectly lovely building and location.
+1.
Why steal someone else's building instead of renovating and expanding the current school?
Anonymous wrote:The mayor needs to come clean about what she really wants to do with Banneker before anyone agrees to any of this. I wouldn’t support this until there’s a plan for that perfectly lovely building and location.
Anonymous wrote:Use Cardozo into the Banneker magnet school and send the Cardozo students to the current Banneker. Turn Meyer elementary into a junior high.