My son comes home and tells me that it is like a sweatbox in that building. Our facilities need so much work. I encourage the district to central air condition the building and bring it up to modern standards.

I, as well as many more before me, have made it through a school day without air-conditioning at good old Gee-Dub. It builds character.

Funny, none of my kids have ever complained about how hot West is.

We should spend millions for what maybe eight weeks during the school year. And even then we're talking a couple of hours per day.

I never said we should do air conditioning instead of Turf. I believe both of them are key improvements to providing a quality educational program.
They are two close to the top of the list-but there are many others as well.

Turf and air conditioning should be done at the same time. Both are equally important.

I estimate all the improvements that need to be made to our schools could be done for less than $2000 per household. That is a very nomimal investment to improve our educational facilities.
I am sure if it was ever taken to referendum it would pass overwhelmingly.

I doubt that all of the taxpayers of D87 would pay to get GEE-DUB Air conditioned. We're only about 1/4 of the district....

Though A/C would bring actual improvement to the learning conditions versus...say...turf.

I agree Fan!

BTW, I keep my thermostat at 68 in the winter and 78 in summer....I wonder how hot it really gets on the hilltop?

And please, when you’re air-conditioning West, be sure to use artificial air. I’m sure we all agree that artificial air provides a higher quality educational program than real, natural, organic air.

And while you’re at it, my Precious Snowflake has complained that there are too many steps to climb to get up to the school. Please level the hill. Research proves that one-story schools without hills provide a higher quality education.

My Precious Snowflake also does not like snow and ice in the winter. We must enclose the new one story hill-less school (and its new artificial turf) in a weatherproof dome. Research proves that we all agree that we all have the money to pay for such a dome because it will provide a higher quality educational program. And it’s for the children

Speaking of the children. My Precious Snowflake finds younger students at the school to be annoying and distracting . They detract from the quality learning experience she deserves. Please replace all other children at West with adult Rhodes Scholars.

This can all be paid for by simply skipping an oil change for one of your BMWs.

Thank you. I have to fly back to Wonderland now and eat some more mushrooms.