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Board approves state study to start Forks Middle School replacement process
Summary
The board approved resolution 17-23/24 to accept the state-required study and survey (about $24,000, reimbursable via the School Construction Assistance Program) that begins the multi-year process to replace Forks Middle School and qualify for state matching funds.
The Quillayute Valley School District board voted to accept the state study and survey needed to begin a replacement project for Forks Middle School. Superintendent Diana said the study costs about $24,000 and will be reimbursed by the School Construction Assistance Program, funded in part with timber dollars, which allows the district to hire an architect and form a community advisory committee.
Diana described the study as the first step in a roughly five-year process to qualify for state matching funds; the board discussed committee membership, grade-span options and timing for a potential bond or ballot measure. No bond or final design decisions were made; the resolution authorizes the study and reimbursement process so the district can move forward with architect procurement.
