Committee Evaluates Education Program Cuts with WHS Project Costs
“Any of these educational program cuts will have an impact on what is possible in our future High School," said William McAlduff, Superintendent of Schools.
This is the second in a series of updates from the Education Facilities Planning and Building Committee on the High School Feasibility Study. Here is the first update. The Education Facilities Planning and Building Committee (EFPBC) evaluated high school alternatives according to education program and project cost tradeoffs on Wednesday, Oct. 17. In the first of a series of sessions intended to help the EFPBC narrow down preferred alternatives being considered, Project Architects SMMA presented four construction alternatives for enclosing three different programs (A, B, and C) each, utilizing site diagrams, education program space considerations and project costs. The “A” series represented the full education program, the “B” series …
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11:59 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I would have thought that Newton North is a shining example of "what not to do", not a signal of what is possible. The cost of the high school put the town of Newton under huge budgetary pressures, caused subsequent override votes (for other projects) to fail, and ultimately tightened the guidelines for state funding of school projects for the entire state. Not sure why Winchester would want to … more ›