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Post by doctorwho on Aug 11, 2010 8:31:16 GMT -6
Little birds on FB saying that orientations nights were blisterting hot @ Neuqua, while Metea had the A/C on..... anyone confirm ?
fair and equitable
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Post by Arch on Aug 11, 2010 9:14:23 GMT -6
MV gym was very warm, MV had parts of the building cold, other parts warm. I'm wondering if climate control had a 'summer' setting that was still running instead of 'normal school year' that has to deal with more bodies.
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Post by casey on Aug 11, 2010 11:02:14 GMT -6
Little birds on FB saying that orientations nights were blisterting hot @ Neuqua, while Metea had the A/C on..... anyone confirm ? fair and equitable Does Waubonsie even have A/C? ;D |
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Post by Arch on Aug 11, 2010 11:30:25 GMT -6
Little birds on FB saying that orientations nights were blisterting hot @ Neuqua, while Metea had the A/C on..... anyone confirm ? fair and equitable Does Waubonsie even have A/C? ;D Maybe they took the best working units and shipped them off to MV.  |
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Post by refbasics on Aug 11, 2010 13:04:54 GMT -6
MV gym was very warm, MV had parts of the building cold, other parts warm. I'm wondering if climate control had a 'summer' setting that was still running instead of 'normal school year' that has to deal with more bodies. --------------------------------------------- last spring for senior spectacular at NV it was blisteringly hot... someone said the A/C climate control was not set to turn on that early (apr 24th).. .. i hope that's it. |
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Post by lacy on Aug 11, 2010 13:47:36 GMT -6
MV gym was very warm, MV had parts of the building cold, other parts warm. I'm wondering if climate control had a 'summer' setting that was still running instead of 'normal school year' that has to deal with more bodies. --------------------------------------------- last spring for senior spectacular at NV it was blisteringly hot... someone said the A/C climate control was not set to turn on that early (apr 24th).. .. i hope that's it. Don't count on it. More likely it's the latest cost savings measure - along with the bring your own towels and probably buy your own books beginning next year. |
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Post by Arch on Aug 11, 2010 13:57:36 GMT -6
--------------------------------------------- last spring for senior spectacular at NV it was blisteringly hot... someone said the A/C climate control was not set to turn on that early (apr 24th).. .. i hope that's it. Don't count on it. More likely it's the latest cost savings measure - along with the bring your own towels and probably buy your own books beginning next year. Still interesting to note that you can still spend about a grand less per student (than the district's claimed per pupil expenditure) and get a much better education from one of the local private HSs... |
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Post by casey on Aug 11, 2010 15:48:42 GMT -6
Don't count on it. More likely it's the latest cost savings measure - along with the bring your own towels and probably buy your own books beginning next year. You've got that right! Look no farther than this week's Tribune. There was a detailed article on the increasing costs of textbooks to high school students. The article highlighted NewTrier and the costs to students there. I think it's coming to 204 sooner than later. I'd say textbook rental/purchase fees are the next cost on the horizon to 204 families. Yuck! |
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