The State Board of Education has issues with Lebanon Junior High School. Some of the reasons below:- There
are long dead-end corridors in the building. Students who take a wrong
turn during an emergency could become trapped with no way out.
- The windows cannot be opened enough to meet codes for emergency exits.
- The
wiring is inadequate. Historically, staff members have relied on
multiple extension cords but fire offices are no longer allowing this.
- There
are not enough classrooms. Two temporary classrooms are set up in the
parking lot. Four other teachers "borrow" various rooms throughout the
day.
- Most classrooms are too small to meet state standards.
- There is no computer room/lab.
- The
Special Education office is in an old custodial closet. Special
Educators must sometimes instruct students in makeshift stations in the
hallway.
- The nurse's office is a small converted closet.
- The building has no cafeteria.
- Plumbing in the science labs is contaminated from years of disposing chemicals.
- The building is not energy efficient.
- The family and consumer science room is less than one half the space the program requires.
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Ċ ď Dianne Estes, Jan 29, 2010 8:26 AM Ċ ď Dianne Estes, Jan 29, 2010 8:27 AM
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