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Home > Blogs > Get on the Bus > Archives > 2006 > May > 11 > Entry

Dramatic turn of events on Roosevelt HS

By selliott | Thursday, May 11, 2006, 08:46 PM

This is just a quick update to clarify my earlier post, in which a source said Roosevelt High School would be saved and used as a school again. That report was based on the earliest informatin we had on this important story, and the picture of what will happen at the Roosevelt site is not that clear. It is NOT certain that the building will be saved. The possibility still remains that it could be torn down or replaced with a new building.

The school board and city are planning a Monday press conference to unveil the plan. But we are working on getting more information to you faster than that. As soon as we have more complete picture of Roosevelt’s future, I’ll post more.

UPDATE: Get updated information on Roosevelt here.

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