Published 2 months ago

Boothbay-area schools asking for $30M in renovations after referendum failed

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In November, Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor voted down a two-part referendum to allocate a combined $89 million to renovate the elementary and middle school and build a new high school. This time around, officials have decided to take it one step at a time. The only referendum on the ballot for now is asking for $30 million.

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Boothbay-area schools asking for $30M in renovations after referendum failed

allocate a combined $89 million to renovate the elementary and middle school and build a new high school. Pushback came from those concerned about higher property taxes who hoped there were cheaper ways to make the schools safer and better for the students. flooded in February of last year when the sprinklers malfunctioned. Students are learning in spaces that were meant to be storage closets, not classrooms. The walls aren’t soundproofed, lead…

2 months ago·Bangor, United States

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