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Monday, August 11, 2008

School Building Committee Announces Schedule

The Secondary Schools Facilities Committee has been working diligently to develop an alternative high school renovation plan that voters will accept. A $56 million proposal failed at the polls, and the group is trying to devise a less costly alternative. The group also is looking at needs at the two middle schools.
The School Department just released the group’s meeting schedule. The meetings are from 6-9 p.m. and open to the public. The first hour of each meeting is dedicated to “community dialogue” regarding facility needs:
Aug. 14th - Skillin
Sept. 11th - Dyer
Sept. 25th - Kaler
Oct. 9th - Brown
Oct. 23rd - Small

Posted by Scott Hersey on 08/11 at 10:23 AM
Categories: South Portland Schools   SPHS  
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