THE SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD STILL HASN’T MADE A DECISION ON WHAT TO DO WITH THREE AGING MIDTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. THEY DELAYED THE DECISION AT TUESDAY NIGHT’S SCHOOL BOARD MEETING THAT WAS ATTENDED BY BOTH STUDENTS AND PARENTS. BOTH OF THOSE GROUPS SAID THEY DIDN’T WANT ANYTHING DONE WITH THE SCHOOLS E.J. MARTINEZ, NAVA, AND CHAPARRAL.
BUT STUDENT ENROLLMENT AT THE THREE SCHOOLS HAS DIMINISHED AND THE BUILDINGS ALL NEED MAJOR REPAIRS. ONE REASON FOR NO DECISION BEING MADE IS THERE WAS A LOT OF DISAGREEMENT ON HOW TO DEAL WITH THE SCHOOLS.
