MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Students of an Alabama high school that was gutted by a fire are still stuffing themselves into a repurposed elementary school months later.
The Montgomery Advertiser reports it has been a year since Booker T. Washington Magnet High School’s students shuffled into the “Temporary Location,” identified as such by a large marquee outside the facility.
Ongoing issues range from chemistry students going without experiments because there’s no science lab to regular-sized high schoolers dealing with elementary student-sized stair railings and bathrooms, causing both safety and privacy issues.
This isn’t the first time the school has set up in a temporary location. Its original campus was burned down over two decades ago and the school moved into a temporary facility - the same one that burned down last year.
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Information from: Montgomery Advertiser, http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com
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