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Board and staff review CTE, special‑education and flexible classroom design for new high schools
Summary
Staff reviewed classroom layout choices for CTE pathways and special‑education outdoor spaces at the new high school designs, proposing flexible rooms, shared debate/speech spaces, and a dedicated fenced outdoor area accessible to medically fragile students.
District staff and school representatives reviewed design details for Career and Technical Education (CTE) rooms and special‑education spaces in the new Bell and Trinity high school plans, focusing on classroom counts, flexibility, equipment storage and an accessible outdoor area for PALS and medically fragile students.
Why it matters: design decisions for CTE and special‑education spaces affect daily instruction, equipment needs (for example plotters and studio backdrops), ADA access and how programs scale over time.
What was discussed - CTE classrooms and flexibility: staff said some rooms…
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