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Superintendent highlights charter outreach, construction progress and state budget gains
Summary
The superintendent reported construction progress at Doe/Dough Run Elementary, said a district outreach campaign has returned 64 students from charters (saving about $500,000), and discussed an estimated $6.3 million net increase from the recent state budget that may reduce pressure on reserves.
The Coatesville Area School District superintendent told the school board Nov. 25 that district construction and outreach efforts are progressing while the state budget picture slightly improves.
In a report to the board, the superintendent said work at the new Doe/Dough Run Elementary is advancing, with much of the building under roof and a goal to have the project enclosed by December so interior work can proceed for an August opening. "You can tell it's gonna be a really…
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