SF School Photoblogging: Aptos Middle School
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Thursday, October 13, 2005
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5 Comments:
Liability insurance, anyone?
Note that this shot was not taken at the school, but at the park next door which has been demolished and is being rebuilt. It is not a part of, nor is it under the supervision of Aptos Middle School.
Really? Before construction it was pretty hard to tell the difference between school and park. The boarder is headed right into school property, I'm pretty sure.
I've been meaning to check out the construction. What are they doing to the park?
The school property ends at the sidewalk alongside the school. During park construction students can not even access the schoolyard through the park driveway gate the way they always have before because it is within the construction zone, is under the jurisdiction of the contractor, and is completely fenced off. It is Recreation and Park dept. property.
Is there going to something dividing the park and the school when the construction is done?
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