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upgrade for the elementary school ($659,000);
• An upgrade of the high school’s track and athletic field ($446,000);
• An auxiliary gymnasium for the high school ($787,000);
• Classroom additions for the elementary school ($488,000), plus architect fees, contingencies and testing ($344,000).
lb the muffled toots of a sousaphone and trumpets down the hall, Chappell paced the carpet in front of the seated supervisors like a teacher lecturing on the subject of Need. He stressed that the first five items on his list were “improving facilities, not an expansion,” as he referred his audience to a well-prepared statistical PowerPoint presentation on a lighted screen.
Arguing for the auxiliary gym, he said, “We don’t have space for what we already have.” His bottom line? “If we cut anything (from the list,)* we’d hope that the (elementary school) addition would be the only thing.”
Several School Board members, including Ken Marlor, reit
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