[PHSForever]

I imagine this was all donated

Bingo. School paid a part of it, as did city. Rest was all private money. The amount the city and school paid would have been roughly equal to yearly cost anyway. Potentially cheaper. Definitely cheaper in maintenance in long run, with new ventilation, electrical, no pool leaks resulting in $200k per year water losses, etc. not to mention, no more fears of black mold from ceiling from spills, leaks, etc from daycare above it. Long term, saves everyone money and very very blessed to have boosters who were able to help make this happen. Many parents and the players put sweat equity in as well. I get the point that was being made in original comment, and support that. But that poster was off point.