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District readies classrooms and timelines as $14 million capital project advances
Summary
Board members heard updates on the $14 million Capital Improvement Project (Phase II), upcoming NYSED submissions, and temporary classroom planning for next school year.
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Administrators updated the Board on Phase II of a $14 million Capital Improvement Project and steps to minimize disruption to the school year.
Dr. M. Love said renovated classroom spaces are being turned over to teachers; the English Department and selected teachers are moving into new rooms and staff are preparing temporary locations and specifications (table heights, restrooms) that will be considered as the Phase II plan is finalized. Superintendent J. Reimer said the District expects to submit plans to NYSED by the end of next week, with approvals estimated to take 6–8 weeks and bid/approval work in April–May to begin construction in June to reduce in-year impact.
