The district argues:
- The school, an “810-seat, state-of-the-art campus featuring two small learning communities, is key to providing students adequate school housing while moving away from larger campuses that can dilute a student’s academic experience.”
- “Adding additional bungalows or buildings to the San Pedro High School campus will fail to relieve overcrowding or allow for adequate school housing in the near and long term.”
- School construction will “minimally impact the community.”
- The school “promises to be one of the greenest schools ...”
Read the full story in Coastal Currents. The next issue will include an opinion piece by the NOISE opponents.
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