Take a glance at the modern marvel displayed in the name of Herschel V. Jenkins. He should be ashamed to have his name placed on such a piece of disgrace. It basically looks like a bucket of children's building blocks spilled on the side of DeRenne Avenue. There is no set structure in new construction; it is like the contractors just guessed were to put things. Also notice how modern schools are so well spaced out, but for what reason. This creat

Better materials, better location and more space make older schools better. If only the community understood, and the reason they don't is because they don't realize this is happening. Instead of revitalizing they are condemning and that is a waste of space and money. Why must society be so blind to what is happening right under its nose? More historic schools must have a second coming and the renaissance needs to start today.

es numerous problems. First, it takes up unnecessary space that can be used for more valuable things like trees. Secondly, by having it so spaced out the task of getting to class seems that much harder. If your homeroom is on the opposite end of your first period class you are in for plenty of detentions. Even the newest schools are finding cheaper alternatives to brick. As for the older structures, you see an architectural palace worth being educated in. All older schools are made of pure brick, and are intelligently stacked on top of each other. Sure going up a flight of steps may be a bit of a hassle, but this will also help with the obesity problem in schools. The

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