Plymouth South Eligible for Funding from MSBA
Plymouth South High School could be expanded or replaced after votes this week by Selectmen, School Committee and the Massachusetts School Building Authority.
Plymouth South High School is eligible for funding from the Massachusetts School Building Authority after unanimous votes by the Board of Selectmen and School Committee Monday and approval by the MSBA Tuesday. The school has been invited into the MSBA'a 270-day eligibility period, in which the state authority determines Plymouth's readiness to enter the pipeline for repairing, expanding or replacing the 25-year-old building. Many of the local requirements for the project are already in place. The town voted in 2006 to approve local funds to repair or replace Plymouth North, Plymouth South and build a senior center. The new Plymouth North opens this fall. The senior center is on its way to being completed. That leaves Plymouth South. The …
malcolm nichols
2:26 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Just say NO!!! Stop wasting money!!! A very strange way of measuring success, but that's a politicians way of measurement, how much $ did I get and did I waste it all. more ›