Construction of the career/technical unit building 700 at Liberty Ranch High School is in full swing. Thanks to a thaw in frozen new school construction funds from the state, the district will now be able to pay off a $2 million bridge loan taken in December 2009 to finish the building.
MILTON, W.Va. — Officials canceled classes at a Milton school Thursday after construction workers at the school discovered strange-smelling soil. Mike ODell, Cabell Schools assistant superintendent of operations, said crews were digging ditches to instal…
City Comptroller John C. Liu and leaders of the New York City Congressional Delegation announced the launch last week of the citys first sale of Qualified School Construction Bonds (QSCBs). read more
The Washington School Board will examine bids for the bonding for $2 million to be used for the Stewart Elementary School project during a special meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Washington School District office.
PORT ST. LUCIE A West Palm Beach contractor admitted Thursday he bundled campaign contributions for Martin County School Board member David Doc Anderson, but obtaining school construction work was not the sole purpose.
NEW YORK — Citing the need to better compete with Ivy League institutions and accommodate the future demand for more student housing, New York University officials unveiled a proposal that would create 6 million square feet of new facilities over the next 25 years.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Rural schools statewide will now see consistent funding for new construction after the passage of a legislative bill aimed at improving educational facilities outside major cities and boroughs.
ONTONAGON – Students at Ontonagon Elementary School are spending their final days at the school this week before the year closes out and students return in the fall to an entirely new school. Progress is moving smoothly on a new wing addition to the high school, Superintendent Gray Webber said. “Construction started a little over a month ago,” Webber said.
During its regular monthly meeting last week, the St. James Board of Education heard from project manager Alan Blair on the timeline for Elementary School construction, which will begin shortly now that the school year has drawn to a close.
