A good turnout tonight at the Seattle School District meeting aimed at tackling the problem of too many students for Magnolia and Queen Anne schools.
The district needs to find space for all students in the Magnolia/Queen Anne area next year when demand is expected to outstrip capacity. Options being explored include the use of portables, creating additional classrooms within the existing buildings, relocting programs and modifying the current student assignment plan.
The district will not reopen closed buildings like the old school on 28th Ave West because it would cost over $12 million to make it ready for students.
The goal of tonight’s meeting was to gather input and ideas from those attending. The district expects to have a decision by the middle of November.



