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Board hears options for sale of Henry P. Barrows building; vote set for March 16
Summary
Superintendent Nikki Nash outlined pros and cons for selling the Henry P. Barrows building, citing deterioration and upkeep costs. The Board will review Thrun Law Firm's recommendations and vote on which option to pursue at its March 16, 2026 regular meeting.
Superintendent Nikki Nash told the Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education at its March 2, 2026 work session that the district is considering options for the sale of the Henry P. Barrows Building. Nash said the building is no longer in district use because of "considerable deterioration caused by age" and rising costs for upkeep and maintenance.
Nash said the Board will review recommendations submitted by Thrun Law Firm and will decide which option to pursue at the March 16, 2026 regular meeting. The minutes record Board questions and comments during the discussion but do not record a vote or specify which sale options were recommended.
No formal motion to sell was made at the March 2 meeting; the item remains pending for the March 16 meeting when the Board will take formal action.
