Residents urge change at Danville school facilities forum
By Noelle McGee
Wednesday January 7, 2009
Rick Danzl
A staff member walks through one of the halls at South View Middle School on Tuesday in Danville. Danville school officials are gathering input from the community to measure expectations and priorities for buildings to help them create a master plan. Three of the most problematic are South View and North Ridge middle schools and East Park Elementary School, all of which opened in the 1960s and are now outdated.
DANVILLE – Danville resident Dean Carlton still remembers feeling a draft in his North Ridge Middle School drafting class about 35 years ago, when the school would have been about 10 years old.
"They were poor designs and built on the cheap, and we've had to live with them," he said, also referring to South View Middle School and East Park Elementary.
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