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Superintendent outlines summer facilities work, staffing gaps and pending federal grants
Summary
Superintendent Martin reported July 29 on construction and repair work across district schools — including secure‑entry work at Kingwood Elementary, retaining‑wall considerations at Aurora, HVAC and gym repairs — and told the board the district expects Title II/III/IV federal grant releases. He also flagged challenges filling licensed plumber and special‑education positions.
Superintendent Mister Martin summarized the district’s summer work and staffing status at the July 29 Preston County Board of Education meeting, detailing construction progress, maintenance priorities and anticipated federal funding.
Why it matters: Facilities work and staffing directly affect school readiness and student services for the coming year. The superintendent’s report outlined where construction crews are working, which repairs remain open and what staffing shortages the district is actively addressing.
Facilities and construction: Martin said contractors Thrasher and Veritas began project…
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