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Superintendent says board will continue with high‑school addition design work; legislative bills noted

Claymont City Board of Education · April 13, 2026
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Superintendent Brian Rentsch reported on consolidation planning, funding sources including 2020 levy and ESSER dollars, and said the administration will proceed with a design set for a potential high‑school addition. He also summarized several state bills under consideration.

Superintendent Brian Rentsch told the board April 13 that the administration has continued discussions with the architect about a potential high‑school addition and asked whether the district should go forward and produce a design set so the district would be ready if it later decides to continue the project. Board members agreed to proceed with the design work.

Rentsch framed the consolidation conversation around district budget constraints, property‑tax reform and the use of funds from the 2020 levy and ESSER federal relief dollars. He also reviewed a list of state legislative proposals the administration is tracking, including HB 455, HB 625, HB 661, SB 326, SB 19, SB 34, SB 328, SB 311 and SB 144.