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Musically oriented charter school in Dorchester wins approval for expansion of one of its buildings

Rendering of proposed expanded lower Conservatory school

Bird-enhanced rendering of proposed new school front by CBT.

The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved plans by the Conservatory Lab Charter School to add a cafeteria, gym and new classroom to its K1-to-grade-2 school at 131 Hancock St. in Dorchester.

The school is planning to use the roughly 6,000-square-foot addition to its current 19,000-square-foot building as a benefit for its current students, rather than for expanding the number of students, its attorney, Donald Wiest, said. The school has a separate school building for students in grades 3-8.

The school, open to students across Boston, was founded on the belief that musical education should be intergral to academic pursuits," Weist said.

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More successful public schools, please.

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we can't build and renovate Boston Public Schools so easily? Our kids deserve state of the art facilities.

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...charter schools ARE public schools! Hahahahaha!

Yeah they really aren't and it really isn't funny.

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They have actually gone into court and blatantly claimed that the government has nothing to say about how they run their government funded school.

https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2023/08/03/the-ags-office-is-suin...

Can't make this shit up. Even the other charters are DON'T GO THERE.

Meanwhile, those of us living in the area are wondering why we are paying for their bullshit - and why in the fuck they still got their charter renewed despite this "laws don't apply to us" garbage.

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