After an eight year wait, 26 Illinois schools will soon get their share of $166 Million in construction dollars. Illinois recently came up with the money through a public works program. The state of Illinois is making good on a multi-million dollar promise to spruce-up old schools. 26 schools across Illinois will soon get their share of $166 million construction dollars.
Williamson County schools waiting for construction funds from the state won’t be waiting much longer. The Capital Development Board released funds for 2002 projects earlier this week, which will cover projects in Johnston City and Du Quoin, among others.
Crescent Elk kitchen serves whole district The Del Norte County Unified School District Board will award today a contract for a long-needed kitchen renovation project to be paid for with Measure A bond funds.
After more than a year of construction, Wheaton Christian Grammar School is providing a sneak peek of the centerpiece structure on its future 35-acre campus in Winfield.
CREAL SPRINGS – Construction for the long awaited Creal SpringsSchool is expected to begin in June, according to the buildingproject’s general contractor, Holland Construction Services.
Construction is moving along on the new Enterprise High School. You’ll recall, the old high school was destroyed by that deadly tornado…
A groundbreaking Friday will kick off the construction of a new elementary school in the Council Bluffs district.
This is an architect’s drawing of the proposed new Minnechaug Regional High School.
SPRINGFIELD — Winfield School District 34 Supt. Gwynne Kell had plenty of reason to be skeptical when she got a notice from the state this week saying a $2.3 million construction grant was on the way. After all, the DuPage County district has had to chase three different governors the last eight years to get the money after building an addition to its antiquated middle school. “They’ve been …
The construction of a new Lincoln Elementary School in Frederick could begin as soon as fiscal 2012, if the Frederick County Board of Education agrees with a decision by Frederick County commissioners.
