After consulting with the principal of the school, and after more facilities committee meetings, the board had two options to choose from: one with 27 classroom stations, an integrated physical education building, and a kitchen facility for a total of $16.4 million; and another with those same specifications except it comes in at 48,500 square feet, including a total of 32 classroom spaces that would house all current HCEC teachers, for $17.9 million.
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