This fantasy of needing a new high school must not cost taxpayers an extra dime

Interesting manipulative activities. Makes the need for more PUBLIC discussion of the whole idea of selling the high school even more obvious.
$100 million wouldn't make selling the high school logical or practical.
No amount of money less than the total price of building a new high school would make it seem reasonable. By that, I mean an amount that would purchase land, build the total high school package and pay it off completely at whatever price it will actually end up costing.
And that amount of money must come to the school system up front so that not a dime need be borrowed and not a penny of new tax need be raised.