Proposed Upgrades At Harvest
Proposed Upgrades At Harvest
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Wouldn’t it be awesome if Harvest spiced it up a bit, maybe if they added a few things to their line of construction plans in 2019-2020?
Harvest is undergoing some major changes halfway through the 2019-2020 school year, with River Charter Middle School leaving, new construction plans for Harvest and River campuses for when they become one, and the district is investing over 24 million dollars for the construction of this project.
Also coming this summer, Harvest will remodel the quad to make it more modern and have a less plain feeling.
Students propose changes they would like to see at Harvest?
Issac Arevalos said, “I would like to see the concrete get repaved.”
Martha Tapia said, “I want a better dress code!”
Elizabeth Leo said, “I want the phone policy to change.”
Itzel Aguirre, Addison Mattox, and Rene Covarrubias said, “We want better food.”
Addison Mattox said she would like a better track.
Angeline Rodriguez said, “There need to be more electives,” Christopher Ramos said the same.
Brielly Stubbs said, “I wish there was less homework.”
Kelly Muñoz said, “I want less trash.”
Brooke Dybowski said, “I want more all-gender clubs.”
Kayla O’Connor said, “I would love clean bathrooms.”
Kathleen Commander said she wants no bullying, the bullying needs to stop.
Mr. Paniagua said, “I would like to have a photography/videography studio, somewhere that there can be a green screen, a place to film for Journalism and Leadership. Maybe it can happen when River School moves and we have more classrooms.”
So how can these changes occur? For starters, we can begin with the construction, the concrete can get repaved over summer break, the track could get redone along with the remodeling of the school. After the remodel, the school and the students can work on smaller issues such as receiving better food, the dress code getting an update, the phone policy, the trash issue, cleaner restrooms, more equality clubs, less homework, and more electives.
Also coming this summer, Harvest will remodel the quad to make it more modern and have a less plain feeling.
all of these are much needed updates and the newer students are gonna be able to enjoy a better campus over all and have alot more fun and ill be going into 8th next year which means i only have 1 year to enjoy it while then kid who will be just starting get to enjoy a better campus for longer
It would be cool to have the quad look like that but it will be next year when we are not here.
I think that all these ideas should ideas should be taken notice. Now that we have River’s old classrooms we can change that and make it into something new and different.
This story is very informational and I am very excited to see what the campus looks like after it done
This story is good because it explains what Harvest is going to be like next year and everyone won’t be surprised when they make the change and it looks so different.
I agree with all of the students in this story and I can’t believe that they are investing 24 million dollars for this. I think that that money can go for better food, clubs, and Mr. Paniagua’s idea.
I mostly agree with getting the bathroom redone, the paper towel dispensers hardly work, you can’t see anything through the mirrors, and a lot of the stalls don’t even have toilet paper dispensers, along with in the girls restroom there are some stalls without trash cans to dispense sanitary products.
This is really interesting I’m really excited to see what Changes are going to be new to harvest middle school .
I think this is cool and it would be nice because at the moment it looks old