Taxpayers paid nearly $47 million more than necessary to replace 15 Broward elementary school cafeterias, according to a scathing new audit that says the School Board and administrators sidestepped state laws when awarding the contracts to six construction companies.
A Belleville-based construction company has been selected to pour the concrete foundation of the new high school for the cost of $896,000.
All of the district’s 10 schools would receive upgrades or deferred maintenance if voters approve the measure, which won’t increase taxes. A bond that included some of the same projects failed in 2006.
A Belleville-based construction company has been selected to pour the concrete foundation of the new high school for the cost of $896,000.
The wish list has been narrowed down for the Gretna Public Schools Board of Education. Last week the Citizens Building and Construction Committee met for the last time to come up with the most important projects to propose a fourth elementary school, a Gretna High School addition, land acquisition, bus barn addition and paving, and technology and security improvements.
SANDUSKY Ohio School Facilities Commission staff and planners traveled from Columbus, Canton and elsewhere to update the Sandusky school board on where they stand with the commission, but school board members ended the discussion almost as soon as it began.
After months of focus groups and community meetings, the Forest Grove School Board voted 4-1 Monday night to send a $65.3 million construction bond levy to voters in the Nov. 2 election. Only Fred Marble, a nine-year veteran of the board, voted no on the proposal, which will ask …
Taxpayers paid nearly $47 million more than necessary to replace 15 Broward elementary school cafeterias, according to a scathing new audit that says the School Board and administrators sidestepped state laws when awarding the contracts to six construction companies.
Six local school districts have received millions from the State Allocation Board for construction and modernization of school buildings, the California Department of Education announced Friday.
The Phoenixville Area School District’s Board of Directors passed a motion on Thurs., April 15, to approve the construction of two artificial turf field projects, with the second to be further considered in the next two years.
