Schools die for many reasons - the most common around here is falling
enrolments due to an ageing population in the area. Others include the
discovery by the Education Department that an inner city school is sitting on
real estate worth a fortune. Or that you can roll two close schools into one
and sell of the spare as a private religious college, housing estate, whatever
to fund a new school in a 'greenfield' suburb elsewhere.
I've seen good schools bite the dust.
Very good in one case.
Andrew Fildes
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On 04/06/2014, at 2:39 PM, Moose wrote:
>> Another nice one. Sad to see a perfectly-good school torn down.
>
> One imagines it wasn't, or it wouldn't.
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