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Timeline to a possible building referendum at the Scotia-Glenville Central Schools April 29, 2008 The Board of Education discussed ways to receive public input about the future facilities project. Here's the article in the Daily Gazette about that discussion. Here is the Spotlight News story about that discussion.
Board of Education President Margaret Smith said at the board's meeting that a vote will likely be held in the fall on a building referendum. She said board members and the administration are still researching information that would be necessary before a decision could be made about a project. She said there will be presentation about the use of artificial turf at the board's March 24 meeting, 7 p.m., at the Middle School.
Feb. 27, 2008
Architects focus on three potential building options. Here is the PDF of the three options proposed by the district's architects.
Here is the Powerpoint that Superintendent Susan Swartz presented to the Board of Education regarding some of the decisions they made on Jan. 28. The Powerpoint shows four options for a future building project.
Here is the story in the Spotlight News about the Board of Education meeting on Jan. 28.
Here
is a story in the Daily Gazette about the Board of Education's most recent
plans. January 29, 2008 Board
of Education studying plan to bring building project before voters this
year. January 15, 2008 Here
is a story in the Daily Gazette about the Board of Education's continuing
deliberations. December 18, 2007 Here is a story in the Daily Gazette about possible athletic field work.
December 12, 2007 Here
is the Spotlight News story from the Dec. 3 building project discussion. November 19, 2007 Superintendent Susan Swartz
outlined options for a building project using the state's EXCEL aid building
incentive and standard building aid. The Board of Education reviewed the
proposals, asked for additional information and will continue discussing
these issues at its Dec. 3 and 17 meetings. Here is the Daily Gazette article from the meeting.
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