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Marlington superintendent details roofing, lighting projects and two student-wellness allocations; warns of enrollment rule in pending state bill
Summary
Superintendent Brian Swisher told the Marlington Local School District Board of Education that roofing and lighting projects are under way, reported allocations for disadvantaged-pupil aid and student-wellness funds, and warned a pending state budget provision could place older buildings at risk if it is enacted.
Superintendent Brian Swisher updated the Marlington Local School District Board of Education on facilities work, grant allocations and enrollment monitoring and flagged a pending state budget provision that could affect older school buildings if it becomes law.
Swisher said the district’s high-school roofing project began this month and that crews completed an initial segment; the contractor hopes to continue work pending weather. He also said the district’s lighting-upgrade project is about 75% complete and that paving of the Vasco project is expected to start in mid-June. Swisher told the board he will provide a photo summary and a finance breakdown, including any change orders, in August.
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