Why didn’t the District choose to build on the same site like it did with Longfellow?
After considering all of the options, including building a new school on the existing site, the Board believed that the District would best be served by locating a middle school in the southwest part of the District. The close proximity of three of the four middle schools and the long distance that more than half of the Hubble students must travel to school prompted the Board to consider other possible sites for the new school. In addition, the cost of demolishing the existing school made that option more expensive than building a new school on another site.
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