It's about our community,
our schools
and our money!
A 2008 Feasbility Study by Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates found that Philipsburg-Osceola's schools are in dire need of repair, especially the junior high school (1937) and North Lincoln Hill Elementary (1969).
Major renovation to electrical, mechanical and HVAC systems is necessary to keep schools running and save money by upgrading to more efficient systems. {Junior High}
The study presents nine different renovation and consolidation options, ranging from $12.2 million to $35.2 million. One option investigates the cost of renovating the buildings as they are, while others look at consolidating or closing schools.
{NLH} A 23-member building committee, comprised of board members, administrators, parents, business leaders and other community members, is examining the options, presenting information to the public and gathering community input. The committee will ultimately select one plan to recommend to the school board for final approval. Please explore the links to the left of this page to read more.
This website will be continuously updated, so be sure to check back for updates.
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