Schools Experience Setback with Potential Stoughton High and South School Building Projects
The Massachusetts School Building Authority did not approve Statements of Interest (SOI) for Stoughton High or the South Elementary School this cycle. School officials indicated the district will resubmit the SOIs in 2013.
The Stoughton School Department experienced a setback in the preliminary stages with its plans to start the potential replacement or renovation of Stoughton High School or the South Elementary School. The Stoughton Public Schools received official word Monday from the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) that its Statement of Interests (SOI) filed for Stoughton High School and the South Elementary School will not be accepted this cycle. The MSBA has an upcoming January board meeting and neither SOI will be on the agenda, the school department announced in a press release Tuesday morning. Filing a SOI is just the first step in a lengthy process for replacing or renovating a school. Stoughton started this SOI application process in…
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8:39 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
Dr. Ural, your snarky reply and obvious slight towards the Superintendent does nothing to further the cause or convince me my vote for you was beneficial. I recall the SSC begging the BOS to sign off on the initial applications warning the later they were submitted the less of a chance they had of advancing. Though the article does not mention the cause, I can't help but wonder if this is the … more ›