News To Create A Campus East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy
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Construction of East Palo Alto Charter High School, with plans for a permanent campus Sequoia Union High School District board on Wednesday unanimously approved a $ 4 dollars to finance the project.
Under the supply contract between Sequoia and aspire public schools, which employ East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy, the terms of credit from the February 17, the performance of his suggestion 39 requires that the school forever. In 2000, California voters a proposal requiring school districts to websites for charter schools.
“This is a win is a win,” said manager Pat Gemma Sequoia trustees voted at a special meeting yesterday afternoon. “It is one of our long term objectives for the region to strengthen its Sequoia presence in East Palo Alto is “.
Aspire will use $ 4 dollars to buy two packages of 1039 and 1063 Garden St. East Palo Alto and to build a school for 400 students. Aspire Director James Wilcox said that his organization needed to borrow an additional $ 4.1 million dollars through donations, and plans for the money remaining for the project, 13 million dollars needed.
“I just wanted to be just a lot of credit for the innovative spirit of the region to demonstrations,” said Wilcox, a board.
He said about 24 seniors in the first degree of Phoenix class, half have already been taken to the university.
Designed to temporarily occupy the campus in the fall of 2011, but the Sequoia was held in Myrtle Street, if not its own building is ready, “said Stephanie Wilson, Director of Strategy for Growth and seek.
East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy currently leases a building on a narrow road in the Gulf of East Palo Alto. Last year, paid to Sequoia for about $ 200,000 of repairs on this site, “said Gemma.
Gemma said the agreement Wednesday with the Aspire unusual to say the majority of school districts to meet their obligations under the Charter of the school, giving them a place in a district property, or rental of places for them.
“This agreement, when we give them $ 4 million, and they will buy land and build their own school and works are very rare,” said Gemma. “I do not know if it ever did.”
Should aim to make money if he sells the property at Garden Street, you need more than one school for the ninth to 12 th class students, or if the registration district where students fall below 80 in July 2030 to present the agreement.
At the Council meeting Olivier Martinez Chairman asked whether the acquisition of Aspire Garden Street site would eliminate the district plans for a multi-school campus in East Palo Alto, 9-12. Area originally hoped Phoenix Academy and the East Palo Alto Academy High School on the campus of the house, but she was unable to reach an agreement with the District Ravenswood City of Palo Alto and Eastern potential sites have not yet been reached.
“This agreement is not contrary – it actually adds a combination of some others, who in the future,” said Gemma. “We are still negotiating with East Palo Alto, a city”.