Why is the new Marshall and the planned new Pickering always mentioned in discussions about space issues? Neither of these new schools will address the growing space issue. We already know the new Marshall will be overcrowded from day one since the capacity of the new school is I believe 1000 or 1100 students and the current school already has over 1000 students. Replacing old schools with new ones does not address the space issue. Only when we are able to build new ADDITIONAL schools will the space issue improve and even this is questionable if we keep getting hundreds of new students each school year.
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