She thought a fence around the school could make the situation a little safer for them until they're under one roof. Mason-Dixon is more isolated, but Wolfe is still concerned about safety. You can lock the portable building but can't lock the school. Suncrest Primary LSIC Chair Christine Wilson said Suncrest parents are more concerned about creating more space for special-needs programs. There is no space set aside for the speech teacher to work confidentially with students, or for teachers to administer tests or hold meetings.
Teachers use the principal's office or library, if it's empty.
She said parents are encouraged that the board wants to include parents and teachers in the designs for renovations. Rick Conrad and his family moved from Maine two years ago and decided to settle in Morgantown because of the schools. He's happy with the education his children get at North Elementary but isn't a fan of the portables. A child needs to be in a school setting. Bad planning Bryan Raber, of Core, has nieces and nephews at Mason-Dixon, but he probably won't support the bond.