Wake studies school options
A debate over whether to build a new high school in Cary or Apex will determine how the Wake County school system handles crowding issues before the economy improves enough to ask voters to approve funding for more construction.
School administrators had previously considered using unspent bond money to build a 1,600-student high school at Green Level Church Road in Cary that would open in 2014.
But administrators also have presented a new proposal to put that project on hold in favor of building a 2,200-student high school off Humie Olive Road in Apex. That would open in 2015.
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