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Board shifts wording on capital plan goal to reflect implementation stage
Summary
The East Kingston School Board adjusted the phrasing of its capital improvement goal to reflect that a five‑year plan exists and the board will continue implementation rather than commission a new plan; Paul will lead that goal.
The East Kingston School Board agreed to update the language of its capital improvement goal to reflect that a five‑year capital improvement plan already exists and that the board should continue to implement it rather than "commission the development" of a new plan.
Board members said the audit completed in the 2022–23 school year produced the plan and that the current work is implementation and tracking progress rather than initiating an entirely new plan. The board directed that goal language be changed to read along the lines of “continue to implement the five‑year capital improvement plan” so that public materials will correctly show the board’s stage in the process.
Paul was named to remain the board lead on the capital improvement goal. Board members requested that implementation progress and narrative showing improvements since the audit be part of future reports so that the public can see where capital work started and where it stands now.
No formal vote was recorded; the change was discussed and agreed in workshop conversation as a wording and status clarification rather than an ordinance or appropriation.
