BRUNSWICK Construction crews continue to make steady progress on the Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary School, which is scheduled to open in the fall of 2011, according to an architects report to the Elementary School Building Committee.
(Cleveland)- White County Board of Education received good news from several areas during Thursday nights monthly meeting. First the board was advised that the state has approved just over 7-point 6 million dollars in funding for the construction of the new middle school in Cleveland.
Watertown school board members will be asked to approve the salaries of district administrative staff during a regular meeting Monday at 6 p.m. at the Educational Service Center.
BRUNSWICK Construction crews continue to make steady progress on the Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary School, which is scheduled to open in the fall of 2011, according to an architects report to the Elementary School Building Committee.
The Harrison school board, at a special meeting Tuesday, June 22, agreed on a construction management arrangement for the remodeling project at Harrison High School.
The Merced Union High School District (MUHSD) board of trustees approved a revised five-year facilities plan Monday for several of the planned school improvements — one of which includes the construction of a new high school. All the projects are funded by Measure M money, a $149 million bond measure passed by local voters in 2008.
TREVOR Nearly half of the $11.3 million needed for the Trevor School building addition project will be borrowed interest free. Administrator George Steffen said the Trevor-Wilmot District has been authorized by the state to issue $5.1 million in Qualified School Construction Bonds.
The Phenix City School Board ended its contract with the Lisle Company for the construction of the school systems Freshman Academy in an effort to remedy issues with the facility.
Even when school breaks for the summer this June, Jean Vanier school will still be plenty busy. The new Jean Vanier, that is, as construction crews put the finishing touches on the new French Catholic high school on River Road.
The Broward School District’s top attorney provoked a firestorm last month when he ruled that the school system’s own auditors did not have a right to scrutinize records detailing how four construction companies spent millions in fees to build new cafeterias.
