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Westby Area School District celebrates referendum projects with groundbreaking ceremonies

Posted on Aug 31, 2021

Friday’s rain didn’t stop the Westby Area School District from celebrating the construction start of their district-wide school improvement projects with groundbreaking ceremonies at Coon Valley Elementary School and Westby Middle/High School. “The new future is coming,” Bothe said. “It’s been 60 years since a […] Read more

Positive report on school referendum plans; Low interest rates a big factor

Posted on Jul 1, 2021

Barron Area School District’s financial outlook, including a $24.5 million upgrade of facilities, is looking favorable, according to district administrators. With interest the total cost of the project will be $32,307,304. Through state aid the District and taxpayers will receive back a projected $15,422,420 on […] Read more

Neenah Joint School District is building a $155 million high school

Posted on Jun 15, 2021

The Neenah Joint School District is building a $155 million high school campus. Funding for the high school comes from a $114.9 million referendum approved by district voters in April 2020. The total cost of the high school project is about $155 million; the remaining amount will […] Read more

Groundbreaking held on new Neenah high school – WBAY

Posted on Jun 11, 2021

After the community approved a referendum last year, construction of a new Neenah high school is now underway in Fox Crossing. A groundbreaking ceremony took place on Thursday afternoon at the site near Highway II and North Clayton Avenue. What looks like a dust bowl […] Read more

After years of planning, construction of the new Neenah High School begins. Here’s a look inside

Posted on Jun 11, 2021

Fourteen months after Neenah Joint School District voters approved a $114.9 million referendum — plus years of planning before and after — construction of the new high school has officially begun. Thursday’s groundbreaking comes after a year of finalizing plans for the new high school. Like the referendum planning process, designing the […] Read more

Auburndale School District breaks ground on referendum projects

Posted on Jun 7, 2021

On June 2, officials broke ground on several referendum projects to renovate and expand Auburndale School District facilities. District administration, staff, students, as well as representatives from Eppstein Uhen Architects and Miron Construction Co. Inc. were on hand to help mark the occasion. “We are […] Read more

School design phase up next; Major construction scheduled in 2022

Posted on Apr 16, 2021

With Spring Election votes verified Tuesday, April 13, by the Barron Area School District Board of Canvassers $24.5 million in upgrades throughout the district are set to go forward. Voters said yes to Question #1 by a 737-725 margin. The question asked voters for approval […] Read more

West De Pere school projects coming along

Posted on Nov 26, 2019

West De Pere School District construction projects approved by voter referendum last year are progressing well and under budget, according to an update from Miron Construction at the board’s Nov. 13 meeting. Read more …

Groundbreaking held for Danz Elementary expansion

Posted on May 15, 2019

With hard hats and shovels at the ready, Green Bay Area Public School District leaders, staff, and community members officially broke ground on the Danz Elementary School expansion. “This is a great day for Danz Elementary,” said Principal Kelly Agen. The entire student and teacher […] Read more

Shorewood School District voters approve $65 million referendum

Posted on Apr 3, 2019

The referendum process started in February 2016 with a three-day community summit attended by more than 100 community members. One of the top five priorities that attendees identified was modernizing and maintaining the district’s historic schools. On April 2, Shorewood School District voters approved a two-question referendum […] Read more

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