When it comes to a long-term plan, more voices are better. To that end, the Stanley-Boyd School Board is seeking public input at a Board Conversation to be held Tuesday April 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the …
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When it comes to a long-term plan, more voices are better. To that end, the Stanley-Boyd School Board is seeking public input at a Board Conversation to be held Tuesday April 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school library. More specificially, the school district is seeking input on ideas put forward by CESA, for which CESA representative Charlie Schneider will also be present. Schneider and two others from CESA previously came to present the board with several ideas for needed maintenance and/or improvement to the district’s facilities long-term.
Among these were a field house, a dual-use cafetorium (cafeteria/ auditorium), a new electrical service for Boyd Elementary (since implemented), and roof repairs to the front high school entryway for Like (or not like) the field house or cafetorium ideas? Have another idea to improve local education long-term? Then come out to the Conversation on April 20 at 6:30 p.m., in the Stanley- Boyd High School Library.
