The report comes one year after a series of articles critical of the conditions of the CV campus were published in this newspaper. The report states that the school was designed over sixty years ago as a junior high school. The school's buildings and various rooms such as the cafeteria, gym, labs, and library are less than adequate. The campus was originally designed for fewer than 1000. At the present time, it is serving 2300 students.
Electrical distribution is uneven and very inadequate.
The school's sewer, water, and gas systems are original and should be replaced. The campus has no focus and no logic as to organization. There are five different types of sub-optimal heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems scattered throughout the campus which should be replaced with new, high efficiency systems. Building components including flooring, ceilings, doors, windows, and roofing are original, worn out, and should be replaced. Electrical systems including fire alarms, clocks, sound system, lights, and plumbing fixtures are original and should be replaced.