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John Dewey students to move; Keystone to be renovated for early‑childhood care, superintendent says
Summary
Jeff West School Superintendent Brad Neuenswander told the council that John Dewey students will relocate to Oskaloosa while Keystone’s administrative offices will remain; remaining classrooms at Keystone will be renovated for early‑childhood services for special‑needs and at‑risk children.
Jeff West School Superintendent Brad Neuenswander updated the council on the Keystone Learning Facilities on Oct. 14. He said John Dewey students will move to a building in Oskaloosa while Keystone will retain administrative offices.
Neuenswander told the council the remaining classrooms at Keystone will be renovated to provide early‑childhood care for special‑needs children and families considered at risk. The minutes do not specify a renovation timeline, project budget, or funding sources. The council did not record any formal motions or votes tied to this update during the meeting.
