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![Palo Alto Unified School District bond manager Bob Golton (left) and Concordia LLC principals Bobbie Hill (center) and Steven Bingler (right) present their vision for a new Cubberley to the Board of Education at a meeting on Tuesday. The new facility is planned to contain amenities such as a skate park, a childcare center, and an amphitheater. “We are also making sure that we are designing space that would be flexible, because we fully understand that what programs exist there [years] from now those buildings should still of great use and viable but may need to be adaptable to a different set of programs,” Hill said. Photo: Benjamin Huang](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/IMG_0002-900x675.jpg)
