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Board discusses community-led childcare solutions and options for expanding elementary space
Summary
At its April meeting the Mineral Point Unified School District board reviewed short- and long-term options for childcare—including a short-term program at Hope Lutheran Church and a potential build-out of the former Kwik Trip site—and discussed several potential elementary-space expansions to address rising enrollment and student needs.
The Mineral Point Unified School District board spent a significant portion of its April meeting reviewing options to address the district’s childcare and elementary-space needs, emphasizing coordination among city officials, a private developer and local nonprofit partners rather than a district-run childcare program.
Board member S2, who reported for the operations committee, said short-term childcare could be housed in the basement of Hope Lutheran Church while a longer-term solution might be a negotiated build-out of the old Kwik Trip site. "A short…
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