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| H&N file photo Henley Elementary students will attend class in other buildings this school year. |
August 19, 2006
Henley Elementary Students will attend classes at Henley Middle School and Henley High School this fall, although officials had not determined as of Friday which grades would be assigned to each building. It was also unclear if Henley Elementary students will begin the school year on time. The short-term classroom solution results from Thursday's school board decision to close Henley Elementary School because of health concerns and mitigation costs. Asbestos was found in the school attic Aug. 12, adding to a list of problems parents and staff members have complained of over the past year.
“The right decision was made,” acting superintendent Greg Thede said of the board's vote. “We're still researching and costing out long-term options.”
Bringing modular classrooms onto the Henley complex is one possibility, Thede said. “We're also looking at possibly moving Henley Elementary to Falcon Heights and relocating the district office,” he said.
Registration
Henley Elementary School registration will be Wednesday and Thursday at the Henley High cafeteria, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.
By STEVE KADEL
H&N Staff Writer
Henley Elementary Students will attend classes at Henley Middle School and Henley High School this fall, although officials had not determined as of Friday which grades would be assigned to each building. It was also unclear if Henley Elementary students will begin the school year on time. The short-term classroom solution results from Thursday's school board decision to close Henley Elementary School because of health concerns and mitigation costs. Asbestos was found in the school attic Aug. 12, adding to a list of problems parents and staff members have complained of over the past year.
“The right decision was made,” acting superintendent Greg Thede said of the board's vote. “We're still researching and costing out long-term options.”
Bringing modular classrooms onto the Henley complex is one possibility, Thede said. “We're also looking at possibly moving Henley Elementary to Falcon Heights and relocating the district office,” he said.
Registration
Henley Elementary School registration will be Wednesday and Thursday at the Henley High cafeteria, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.
By STEVE KADEL
H&N Staff Writer
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