Bryan School Board Asked to Move Hammond-Oliver Programs
Featured Stories, News Thursday, November 8th, 2012Since 1993, the Bryan school district has used a former hospital building to house the Hammond-Oliver High School for Human Sciences.
At this week’s school board meeting, Superintendent Tommy Wallis recommended moving the program to Bryan High School.
Wallis says Hammond-Oliver would be located on the Bryan High blue campus, and the vacated space could potentially be used to move the Mary Catherine Harris school for at-risk students.
Wallis and board vice-president Doug Wunneburger discussed staff concerns that this means the end of their specialized curriculum.
Comments from Doug Wunneburger & Tommy Wallis.
Wunneburger addressed staff comparisons to the district’s former “TECH” academy.
The board will consider final action after there are cost estimates for the move.
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Posted by Bill Oliver
on Nov 8 2012. Filed under Featured Stories, News.
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