Amid the official Los Altos School District meetings last week, an outside group, Creative Facilities Solutions, met to discuss how the district could share its existing land with Bullis Charter School.
Since the formation of Creative Facilities Solutions in 2017, the group has basically argued the same thing: The district has enough space; it just needs to reconfigure its existing land. Despite the group’s insistence, the school district has pursued the purchase of a 10th site so that each school could have its own campus: nine district schools and Bullis Charter School. But a land purchase is guaranteed to be pricey.