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Consider KIPP Academy in Houston, Tbxas. This highly successful charter school in a low income part of town is “housed in 12 trailers in South East Houston”.
Of course, a more permanent structure could eventually be set in place. A preliminary study of this set, the cost at about $1 million. Conducted by the architect for the high school expansion, this scheme was also pronounced entirely feasible.
This middle school should have a full athletic program, tailored to the needs of this age group. It is never too early to start the strengthening of high school, varsity teams, hence their ability to compete, is easily imagined. Sports at middle school level are intramural for the most part, stressing fun and the beginnings of proficiency. What follows is stronger high school athletics, and, most importantly, these children are blessed for life with physical agility and well being.
Advanced course work at the high school, over and beyond the requirements for the new “Standards of Learning”, have been curtailed because of “crowded conditions” there. This is no longer
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