What improvements can a high school make if already 100 percent of graduates are accepted to four-year colleges and universities? One answer might be to expand. With the private school Loretto High School closing, Sacramento Country Day School might be an option for those who wish to purchase a quality education, given that the school prepares every student for college. Real estate agent John Banchero, who is marketing the Loretto property, said in a recent Sacramento Business Journal article... jmendick Casey Kirk 2009-04-13T21:11:31Z 2009-04-13T21:11:31Z

The school is absolutely a landmark and should continue to serve the purpose of providing education for the youth in the community... there is not much to be done to improve the space and it should continue to do so.

Casey Kirk 2009-04-13T21:11:31Z Angela Wilson 2009-04-13T05:58:31Z 2009-04-13T05:58:31Z

I think that they should keep the school in the neighborhood. It's a landmark and it'll help the kids get an good education and prepared for college.

Angela Wilson 2009-04-13T05:58:31Z Patrick J. 2009-04-12T20:04:50Z 2009-04-12T20:04:50Z

that's in my hood. It's seems like a win-win for everybody: a historical school building becomes a school again and the grid gets a high school.

Patrick J. 2009-04-12T20:04:50Z