One day there was grass and the next day there was a slab of concrete. It's been here over a month and no one knows what it is for? Anyone have a clue?
The rantings of a teacher who retired from the classroom but not from education.
The rantings of a teacher who retired from the classroom but not from education.
12 comments:
They're going to erect a statue to Principal Suit and this is the foundation for the base?
17 had a much saner response. My first response was to ask if anyone went missing lately. But I think that is because I have watched all 3 Godfather movies in the past week... :) Maybe it was going to be a tetherball pad but they forgot about the tetherball?
Dang it, 17 beat me to it. I've got nothing now.
I thought about the statue, but it isn't a high pedestal.
It can't be for a tetherball because there is parking area around it.
Maybe it will be a new classroom? They seem to be making them smaller and smaller these days.
Wait- maybe it's a trap door that leads to an underground tunnel that leads directly to the rubber room?
Maybe it's Mayor Bloomberg's new and economical playground design. Or perhaps it's his space-age concept for a new school that will take 500 city kids.
Has this thing been erected by your freaky neighbours? In that case, let's hope it's some kind of drainage system!
Is this thing at your school or in your weird neighbor's yard?
If it belongs to your neighbor, it may (I emphasize MAY) be the place they've decided to plant the central air conditioner condenser unit.
If it's at school, are they building another trailer?
It is at school. Just about the right size for a classroom
My neighbors have their central air in the back
It's the foundation for the security guard booth that will NEVER be built now that Bloomberg cut the budgets..............
Lots of creative minds! It's probably an underground bunker to store assessments! We are running out of places to store all unnecessary, redundant exams!
My original thought was guard house until I saw the same square in a corner of another high school where it would make no sense to put a guard house.
Besides, what does a high school need security for? Aren't kids and teachers expendable?
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