In monthly construction reports to the committee as a whole for business affairs and administrative for the St. Tammany Parish School Board on Thursday night, three projects were deemed complete and two bids accepted as recommended favorable for the regular board meeting May 20.
The Council Bluffs school board could choose Andersen Construction Co. of Council Bluffs as the contractor for two new elementary schools to be finished for the 2011-12 school year. The company submitted the lowest bids to construct the facility at Valley View and College Road and the new Carter Lake Elementary School.
In monthly construction reports to the committee as a whole for business affairs and administrative for the St. Tammany Parish School Board on Thursday night, three projects were deemed complete and two bids accepted as recommended favorable for the regular board meeting May 20.
The Council Bluffs school board could choose Andersen Construction Co. of Council Bluffs as the contractor for two new elementary schools to be finished for the 2011-12 school year. The company submitted the lowest bids to construct the facility at Valley View and College Road and the new Carter Lake Elementary School.
Central High School is about to become a construction zone.
The Altus School Board will meet in regular session Monday at 5 p.m. in the Board conference room at the administration center. Agenda items include pay requests for the new construction and renov…
The county Board of Education is trying to figure out how to cope with a 2011 budget that provides no funding for textbooks and revamps a construction priority list for school buildings. At a meeting Wednesday, board members reviewed the $931 million operating budget for the schools proposed by Coun…
Construction is scheduled for this spring on a $10 million private school in Stanton Heights. The Neighborhood Academy, now on Penn Avenue in Garfield, plans to move into the school on 7.8 acres near North Aiken Avenue in fall 2012. Officials formally broke ground Thursday.
The county Board of Education is trying to figure out how to cope with a 2011 budget that provides no funding for textbooks and revamps a construction priority list for school buildings.
Last week, we saw how the Stanford d.school’s new building was designed for innovation. This week, how the school converted into a trade show to give students an opportunity to showcase–and sell–their ideas. WorkerExpress is a funded startup that is revolutionizing the construction labor market. We were founded by Pablo Fuentes, a Stanford Business School student, and Joe Mellin, an alum of …
