Work begins on High Tech High facility in Chula Vista
Feb 28, 2008 11:54 AM
With its first ninth-grade class crowded into rooms borrowed from another
high school, Chula Vista (Calif.) High Tech High is breaking ground today
on its new campus – with enough room for the 10th, 11th and 12th grades. Mater
Dei High School has been sharing eight rooms at its campus with the
fledgling charter school, as High Tech High officials planned and sought funds
for their own building. The $11 million 50,000-square-foot building is being put
together off site while the land is being prepared with water, sewer and power
infrastructure. The work on the building and foundation is being done at the
same time so the school can open by September.
Click here to read The
San Diego Union-Tribune article.
FROM DECEMBER 2007: The Chula Vista, Calif., City Council has granted a conditional use
permit for a future campus for High Tech High School. High Tech High,
based in Point Loma, already is operating in Chula Vista in rented space on the
Mater Dei Catholic High School campus. It plans to build its own facility on
about 10 acres of city-owned land. The $17 million campus will include an
environmental research center.
Click here to read The
San Diego Union-Triubne article.
