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Residents urge reuse of LaCrosse high school as community center at Tri-Township board meeting
Summary
Two local residents urged the Tri-Township board to convert the LaCrosse high school building into a community center, outlining benefits for the town during the public comment period on March 2.
During the public comment portion of the Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation board meeting on March 2, residents Jim Sheely and Tim Stabosz urged the district to consider converting the LaCrosse high school building into a community center.
Both speakers outlined community benefits of reusing the facility, arguing the building could serve local needs if the district opted not to use it for traditional school purposes. The minutes record their comments under public comment on agenda items only; no formal action or motion was made during the meeting on that proposal.
The board did not take any formal vote or direct staff to pursue a specific reuse study during the March 2 meeting; the suggestion was recorded in the minutes and may be raised in future discussions or planning sessions.
