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Superintendent outlines LaCrosse building proposal as demolition finishes; district schedules follow-up work

Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation · June 24, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Crimmins read a letter summarizing costs tied to the LaCrosse School building proposal and told the board that the LaCrosse teardown is complete and rebuilding will begin soon; the board also appointed a member to the Tri-Township Building Corporation.

Superintendent Dr. Crimmins read a letter to the board on June 24 that summarized the costs Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation would incur if the LaCrosse School building proposal is accepted and offered his opinion of the proposal. The transcript records no formal vote on that proposal at the meeting.

Dr. Crimmins also updated the board on ongoing construction work at Wanatah and LaCrosse, saying weekly construction meetings continue and that the LaCrosse teardown is complete. "They're confident it will be finished well before school begins," the superintendent reported regarding the rebuild timeline. He added that track-bid discussions are ongoing and that bids are in for further review.

Separately, the board appointed Scot Spoljaric to the Tri-Township Building Corporation; Aaron Rust moved the appointment and Chad Howell seconded, with the vote recorded as "ALL AYES." The appointment places Spoljaric on the body that will be involved in building-related matters for the district.

The meeting minutes do not record further detail on cost figures included in the letter or a decision on the LaCrosse proposal beyond the superintendent's presentation; next steps for the proposal are not specified in the meeting text.