Just a few years ago, Miami High School had twice as many students as it was designed for, and the school district was planning a major expansion. Now that construction has started, enrollment is down sharply. But don’t get the idea the school will be full of empty classrooms when the expansion is complete in 2013. Even after the enrollment drop, the school will have just about as many students …
Sonoma Valley Unified School District Director of Human Resources Ashley Halliday will be leaving the District at the end of the month for a position in Napa Valley Unified School District. Ashley has served this District well for over 19 years, and we will miss him. This is a wonderful new opportunity for him […]
Tonganoxie Middle School was constructed roughly four years ago. But asphalt already is in dire need of repair, according to Larry Easter, Tonganoxie school districts maintenance director.
Samples of the new high school dance and drill team uniforms are expected to be on display at a Victoria school board meeting Thursday.
A new and revamped Lakeland Elementary School is one step closer to reality. The Federal Way School Board passed a resolution June 8, awarding the construction contract to Jody Miller.
Sen. Karen Carter Peterson, D-New Orleans survived intense questioning Tuesday as she convinced the House Education Committee to support a revised version of her plan for a statewide facilities authority to set priorities for public school construction in Louisiana, something…
If the Ringgold School Board will vote on where to build a new middle school at Wednesday’s regular meeting, board President Denise Kuhn will be surprised.
A CONSTRUCTION contractor is to receive more than $1 million in bonus payments, despite running almost $7 million over cost on building projects at more than 130 primary schools in NSW.
MT. VERNON Mt. Vernon Township High School is moving forward with the process of selling $1 million in Health, Life and Safety bonds to fund summer construction projects.
June 15, 2010 Road construction designed to improve safety near Johnstonville School will begin on Tuesday, June 15. According to a press release from Caltrans, lane closures and night work are expected and delays may be up to six minutes.
