"(But) our operations department and team has put together a short-term plan to deal with increase in students while we expedite the process to add on to Jerome." "Recent growth in the northwest part of our district has happened faster than anticipated," Valentine said. School board President Chris Valentine said the board would continue working with the administrative team and the community "to evaluate future growth and the best options for handling that growth at the high school level." Marschhausen said he anticipates "a community conversation around the possibility of a fourth high school at some point in time, (but) no timeline for those discussions have been set." The three Dublin HS bands will perform towards the end of the competition for OMEA rating and exhibition, allowing all Dublin band families to see all THREE Dublin high school bands perform. The addition of 12 modular classrooms is a Band-Aid on the issue of overcrowding at the school until a permanent addition is ready in the fall of 2023."īut it is too soon to contemplate a fourth high school, but the possibility lies on the horizon, he said. The Dublin Band Showcase is an OMEA adjudicated marching band competition where up to 10 visiting bands from across Ohio will be attending in competition. "Dublin Jerome is being forced to conduct class in locker bays in some instances this year. "Modular classrooms are always a temporary fix for an overcrowded school," Marschhausen said. Route 42, was anticipated to produce about 150 new homes this year, but it instead is producing about 400 new homes per year, according to Marschhausen and Jeff Stark, director of operations for the district. One of the reasons modular classrooms are needed is Jerome Village, a large residential development that stretches north of Glacier Ridge Metro Park almost to U.S. No further approvals are required for construction to proceed other than the issuance of building, electrical and other kinds of permits, said Lindsay Weisenauer, director of communications and public information for Dublin. The approval was part of the commission's consent agenda and passed 5-0 with no discussion. 16 approved an amended final development plan for the 935-square-foot modular classroom building on the 88-acre Jerome High School campus. The Dublin Planning and Zoning Commission on Nov.
The new modular building is expected to open in August 2022 for the start of the 2022-23 academic year, he said.
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