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Costs Figured Later
“They wouldn’t expect us to bring in a dollar amount?” asked Nichols.
“Not at this point,” Bloomer answereed, adding that the school board could provide the supervisors with a “possible ball park figure” on capital outlay.
“I know what my priorities are. How they’re going to be funded is another matter,” Mrs. Massie said.
“Do you go with the entire thing as projected?” asked Stokes.
“No. First I want the state department of education to see the plans and judge if they’re realistic in regard to curriculum,” the chairman replied.
“I want the ones that benefit the children most,” interjected Arthlinda Quaintance, listing her priorities as high school, elementary school, bus garage and administrative office. Nichols listed his priorities in the same order.
“I’ve stated my views,” Stokes said. “We need space at the high school for storage and classrooms (but) I don’t believe we can afford the whole ball of wax right now.” He maintained that expansion at the elementary school could be postponed while the bus shop "will be
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