Posted May 24, 2015, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 2oh1
Absolutely.
In a perfect world, community colleges would be as close to the heart of the communities they serve, and they'd have excellent access to mass transit - especially light rail. That was a major point in the recent conversation that kept getting shouted down by one member recently. The discussion was about the cost of building a tunnel for MAX to reach PCC Sylvania, and whether that money could be more wisely spent by moving the school rather than building a tunnel. Does PCC Sylvania really have the best location in terms of serving students in SW? The fact that its campus is isolated clearly proves its location is removed from its community. In a perfect world, community colleges would be located in the communities they serve, and they'd have excellent access to mass transit - especially light rail. |
It would require voter funding to move it
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