The construction of the new middle school building is still at a stand still. It is now waiting on the environmental portion of a feasibility study. Once that gets done the bidding process will be able to begin. How the bids will be given has changed now because of the complications.
BATAVIA Batavia school officials are accusing striking workers at Batavia High School of trying to trying to intimidate and bully students through taking their pictures while they enter the campus.
School officials are trying to soften the blow of a proposed new tax for schools by raising money
Auburn-Washburn Unified School District 437 board of education president members learned Monday work on the roundabout at S.W. 61st and Wanamaker will be delayed until at least mid-September. They also were told work that was expected to be done on Pauline Central Elementary’s playground won’t be completed before the first day of school on Aug. 16. read more
Dan Baker, the San Angelo Independent School District boards vice president, led the board agenda workshop meeting in one of his last meetings as a trustee.Baker, the San Angelo school board member representing District 1, is resigning effective Monday, the boards next regular meeting.
BREAKING NEWS / UPDATED School District 47 is not reneging on its commitment to contribute to the proposed new community track. “We’re committed to fully funding our portion.” Jay Yule, superintendent of schools, told the Peak in a phone interview on Monday, July 19.
Students will begin year at old campuses
LA MIRADA – Enrollment growth at Biola University has prompted a flurry of construction in the past decade that’s resulted in new residence halls, dining halls and an expanded gymnasium.
It may be difficult for parents to drop off or pick up children from Benjamin Franklin Elementary School in Glen Ellyn because of unfinished construction projects in the area, but classes should resume on schedule next month, according to village and school officials.
BREAKING NEWS / UPDATED School District 47 is not reneging on its commitment to contribute to the proposed new community track. “We’re committed to fully funding our portion.” Jay Yule, superintendent of schools, told the Peak in a phone interview on Monday, July 19.
