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Then in May 1985, the School Board settled on a plan which centered on a combination of new construction and remodeling to provide a gymnasium with a room for physical education for the handicapped, four classrooms, including a science laboratory with gas and water hookups and student stations for conducting experiments, clinic for sick children, enlarged cafeteria, library, storage facilities and administration and guidance offices, and an auditorium with tiered seating.
Initially, the gymnasium was to be “prefab” but when the School Board brought the project to the supervisors, seeking approval for an application for a low interest loan from the state, the supervisors insisted on the substitution of a brick-and-mortar gym.
The swap almost doubled the price tag, upping the cost to $1.5 million. ,
But the loan application was approved by the Board of Super(Continued
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