document.write (” “); Only five months after retiring, Broward School District’s former head of construction, Michael Garretson, died Thursday of complications from heart bypass surgery.
Summertime means construction time, and that`s especially true in the Bismarck School District. Workers are spending the summer finishing up work on two brand new buildings: Sunrise Elementary and the Career and Technical Center.
Federal stimulus money will save two Lackawanna County school districts millions in interest fees.Scranton will receive $59.6 million and Carbondale Area $15 million in interest-free bonds for school construction projects, the state announced Thursday.
Governor Rendell announced more than $600 million Available for school districts for new construction, energy-savings, and science.
by Sam Goldman As the Hunters Point South project takes shape, Community Board 2 learned more about the sites planned school building at a special public hearing held May 16 at nearby St. Marys Church in Long Island City. read more
The St. James School District is one of many that will be benefiting from approximately $146 million in interest-free bonds that Governor Jay Nixon approved for school construction projects last week. St. James will be receiving $1.6 million that can be used for various construction projects in the district, but the Elementary School construction will benefit the most. Superintendent Joy Tucker …
Former DeKalb County schools chief Crawford Lewis and his top construction official were indicted last month on charges they profited off a racketeering scheme focused on school construction.
Construction officials from Clayton County Public Schools will meet with residents who live near North Clayton High School tonight to let them know the district is about to begin construction of an auxiliary gymnasium at the school.
School officials in Encinitas are considering asking voters toapprove a bond measure in November that would pay for renovationwork and help update technology at district campuses.
Ramiro Bueco, left, and Jose Berganza of Tito Contractors work on renovations of a boys’ bathroom at Baltimore City College High School, part of the continuing but limited maintenance the school system performs.
