DC Everest district outlines $81–$94M facility plan and possible April referendum
DC Everest Area School District officials told the village board they are considering decommissioning the 75-year-old junior high, redistributing grades and pursuing a referendum (tentatively April 27) to fund $81–$94 million in capital work; the district emphasized public engagement and minimizing levy impact.
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Superintendent Casey Nye and Assistant Superintendent Kelly Scribe presented DC Everest Area School District’s long-range facility planning overview to the Village of Weston board, describing a likely path that would redistribute grades, decommission the aging junior high, and require one-time capital investments to protect student programming and create operational efficiencies.
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