With one week left to go before school starts, construction vehicles lined the Pine Road Elementary School parking lot Aug. 25 to put the finishing touches on the school’s $21 million expansion project.

Construction of the new boys dorm at Oregon School for the Deaf has been visible for all to see, even with the shroud of secrecy that comes with an “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” project.

If the St. Tammany School Board approves three resolutions that were passed at Thursday’s Committee as a Whole for Business Affairs and Administrative meeting, it will allow Superintendent Trey Folse or in some cases, School Board President John Lamarque to apply for community development block grants.

If the St. Tammany School Board approves three resolutions that were passed at Thursday’s Committee as a Whole for Business Affairs and Administrative meeting, it will allow Superintendent Trey Folse or in some cases, School Board President John Lamarque to apply for community development block grants.

If the St. Tammany School Board approves three resolutions that were passed at Thursday’s Committee as a Whole for Business Affairs and Administrative meeting, it will allow Superintendent Trey Folse or in some cases, School Board President John Lamarque to apply for community development block grants.

A construction worker was nearly electrocuted Tuesday, August 10, when he tried to start work on a electrical panel before the power was shut down.

In a closed meeting, Farmington school leaders met with lawyers Thursday to discuss an ongoing lawsuit involving a Minneapolis architecture firm hired to build the district’s new high school.

‘Nomads’ might be a more appropriate name for some football teams in the Fremont Union High School District this season as ongoing sports field renovations have pushed nearly every home game at four of the five schools to neighboring campuses throughout the community.

Construction delays at Judson High School have teachers and parents at their wits end. Some complain that parts of the school have no air conditioning or running water.

Twenty-seven school districts in Washington are getting a total of $27.8 million for construction projects that increase energy savings.