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middle school. “We re shortchanging , our kids to try to save a few dollars,” J he said. “They will have to pay back j the national debt. We ought to give < them all the tools we can.” J
Chairman Massie said those In J attendance need to talk to more peo- | pie about their concerns. She noted ; that the 1987-88 high school expan- • sion had taken years for approval. ! "We cannot afford to waste time | while we decide whether to build ad- ; ditions or a middle school. We need • to make a decision so we can get on • with the business of educating chil- ! dren.” |
Dr. Young asked how long it J would take to build a middle school. •
Dr. Gangel said the quickest time ! would be to build it so it would be re- J ady for the fall of 1994. J
“Is it possible politically to move ; that fast?” he asked. ;
Robert Anderson, who rep- ! resents Stonewall-Hawthom Dis- | trict on the Board of Supervisors J noted that Monday’s hearing was ad- • vertised as a hearing on expansion of 1 the elementary school. “If you are ! going to go for a middle school, I J think you have to readvertise,” he | said. •
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