Aberdeen Schools Public Meeting Discussed New Construction

Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 11:02 AM

Planning is being funded by grants; construction would need money from the state.

Recommendations from a Seismic safety plan were discussed recently at a town hall put on by Aberdeen Schools. Aberdeen Co-Superintendents Lynn Green and Traci Sandstrom hosted the event to talk about new school construction under a capital program funded by the state to get schools out of the inundation zone. Professional recommendations included moving four schools completely and retro-fitting three schools. Planning is being funded by grants; construction would need money from the state.

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Aberdeen Schools Public Meeting Discussed New Construction

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