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Walla Walla School District
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What is the project?
Address facilities needs at Walla Walla High School.
Where is it?
800 Abbott Road.
How much does it cost?
A 2005 study by the district showed about $32.8 million needed to improve and up
date the school.
Why is it being proposed?
Wa-Hi was one of the three lowest scoring sites on a facilities study done by a consulting group of district schools and buildings.
What is the project?
Address facilities needs at Lincoln Alternative High School, previously Paine School.
Where is it?
421 S. Fourth Ave.
How much does it cost?
A 2005 study by the district showed replacing Lincoln Alternative at its current site would cost about $4 million.
Why is it being proposed?
The building is nearly 80 years old and scored poorly on a facilities study by a consulting group.
What is the project?
Walla Walla School District needs to improve its remaining facilities, including updates to its elementary schools, middle schools, technology equipment, safety
needs and administrative building over 25 years.
How much does it cost?
Based on the same 2005 assessment study of district facilities, about $36 million.
What is the project?
Address facilities needs at Walla Walla High School.
Where is it?
800 Abbott Road.
How much does it cost?
A 2005 study by the district showed about $32.8 million needed to improve and up
date the school.
Why is it being proposed?
Wa-Hi was one of the three lowest scoring sites on a facilities study done by a consulting group of district schools and buildings.
What is the project?
Address facilities needs at Lincoln Alternative High School, previously Paine School.
Where is it?
421 S. Fourth Ave.
How much does it cost?
A 2005 study by the district showed replacing Lincoln Alternative at its current site would cost about $4 million.
Why is it being proposed?
The building is nearly 80 years old and scored poorly on a facilities study by a consulting group.
What is the project?
Walla Walla School District needs to improve its remaining facilities, including updates to its elementary schools, middle schools, technology equipment, safety
needs and administrative building over 25 years.
How much does it cost?
Based on the same 2005 assessment study of district facilities, about $36 million.
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Aaron Rausche
Lets here it! What did he do? When did he do it? It has to be bad because its being kept a secret. I think the school board has forgotten that they are in public service, not in the service of Rich Carter or Bill Jordan. How about a little honesty for the people who just agreed to shell out 20 million dollars for school renovations. It sounds and looks like, to me, your thumbing your nose and laughing at us. If violated a policy or did something illegal that would get him fired from any other job than he should be canned from this one. This is rediculous and is not in the best interest of our community. I hope I am not the only one who thinks it time to clean up that office. |
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| Anonymous | Fresh Horses | 2 | Oct 1 2007, 12:19 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Sep 29 2007, 12:00 AM EDT
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Intuitively we want the schools to look nice and also to be safe. However it is not old building materials, cracked flooring and bad ventalation systems that make our schools unsafe. It does not matter how much money you spend fixing buildings (and I have been in the administration building...you don't need a new one) and installing electronic gadgetry you are only temporarily masking the underlying problems. It is the human component that is missing, especially at the middle schools and the high school that make our schools unsafe and unsightly. It is easy to find consultants to point out structual deficits and the need for renovation, but this is not what makes a better school. You can dress a donkey in a $2000 tuxedo but it will forever be a donkey. It's not the tuxedo! We need fresh horses
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