Optimism is growing over the progress made toward completing a San Carlos school campus mired for years in construction delays and budget overruns.

San Carlos Elementary School District officials celebrated the work done to complete the campus housing Charter Learning Center, Mariposa and Tierra Linda Middle schools in time for students to start the new school year.

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Carlune

I don’t see much to celebrate. Housing three separate schools on one too-small parcel, across the street from a huge public high school, accessible only by a traffic choked intersection, isn’t exactly something to write home about. No school bus service and overcrowded SamTrans buses that also serve the high school. This campus is a fire hazard at drop off and pick up times, traffic is insane. How would emergency vehicles ever get through in an emergency? And San Carlos is adding tons of housing ... so now this cramped campus will have to serve even more kids? Makes no sense to me.

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