New construction and renovation would cost the Marblehead Community Charter Public School $800,000 if it expands into adjacent space currently occupied by landlord Sundown to include the third grade by September 2011.
Hinton Community School elementary students watched officials dig up shovels of dirt breaking ground for their new school Friday. Larry Williams, Hinton Community Schools interim superintendent, explained to the children the ground-breaking ceremony is the traditional first step in construction.
At the Thursday, April 13 meeting, the Shenandoah County School Board adopted a resolution to ask the Board of Supervisors to approve a request to apply for $7.3 million in qualified school construction bonds. The resolution passed on a 5-0 vote, with District 3 representative Kathryn Holsinger absent. According to director of fi
A Belleville-based construction company has been selected to pour the concrete foundation of the new high school for the cost of $896,000.
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.
Construction of a $3.8 million expansion of the county’s lone public school at Fort Gordon should begin this summer.
THE Catholic Mission School Board of Directors met recently and resolved to continue the construction of St. Marys primary school and Hua Hin English primary school in Sibu although they were still short of funds.
