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Provo board hears plea to move Timpanogos Elementary to Dixon site over safety, space concerns
Summary
Timpanogos Elementary Principal Nicole Wolfe urged the Provo City School Board to relocate the school from a busy thoroughfare to the Dixon site, citing student safety, overcrowded classrooms, aging building systems and limited playground space. Board members asked for cost estimates and options, and agreed to continue studying the idea.
Provo City School Board members heard a detailed plea on Sept. 9 from Timpanogos Elementary Principal Nicole Wolfe to relocate the school to the district-owned Dixon site because of safety risks, insufficient instructional space and building deterioration. Wolfe told the board that students at Timpanogos regularly face unsafe drop-off conditions and run toward a busy 35–40 mph street; she said staff have twice recently intercepted children before they reached traffic. "If there's any way that we could get off that street, I strongly recommend that we make that change," Wolfe said, adding, "that's my plea to the board." The principal outlined facility deficits she described as urgent: a $5.8 million to $6.5 million list of deferred repairs, a cramped parking/dismissal area that forces children close to traffic, portables with leaks and poor ventilation, narrow hallways and few…
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