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North High School Principal Cliff Odell, left, shows board and community members an area in front of the school he wants to fence off for sports practices.
Valley Stream high school buildings get attention
The Central High School District Board of Education is planning to include about $300,000 worth of capital projects in next year’s budget. Board members got a look at the need for these improvements during the annual facilities tour last Saturday morning. more
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Board and community members, along with District 30 administrators, look over doors at the Forest Road School slated for replacement next summer.
Giving District 30’s schools some TLC
District 30 Board of Education members got a look at some recently completed construction work in the district, as well as some projects planned for the future. The board and administrators toured the three schools for the annual building inspection on Dec. 10. more
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District 13 school officials looked at some doors that need to be replaced at Howell Road School during last Saturday morning’s building tour.
Speaking for District 13’s buildings
Maintaining safe and comfortable schools for children and staff is a priority for District 13 Board of Education members, who got a thorough look at all four schools last Saturday morning. more
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Board of Education trustee Jim Lavery and Clear Stream Avenue School Principal John Singleton look over doors to the gymnasium that are in need of replacement.
Buildings get attention in District 30
Three of Valley Stream District 30’s four school buildings will need some upgrades in the next few years ranging from new windows and doors to heating system improvements. Administrators and Board of Education members got to see just what these needs are — about $792,000 for next year — during a facilities tour last Saturday morning. more
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The Valley Stream Central High School District's annual building tour begins at North High School at 8:15 a.m. on Jan. 8.
Valley Stream high school building tour Saturday
Valley Stream residents are invited to join the Central High School District Board of Education to tour the district’s four school buildings on Saturday, Jan. 8. more
Darren Gruen, principal of the James A. Dever School, shows a baseball field that he would like to have converted into a soccer field.
Speaking for Valley Stream's school buildings
District 13 Board of Education trustees and members of the public got a look at nearly $1 million in potential repairs and upgrades at the four schools during the annual building tour last Saturday morning, and also were able to see some recently completed projects. more
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Forest Road School Principal Erin Malone, right, meets with District 30 Board of Education members and administrators during last Saturday’s building tour.
Board takes building tour
The roof at the Clear Stream Avenue School will be replaced this coming summer, one of a few projects planned in District 30. more
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Maintenance Supervisor Charles Brocher shows board member Frank Nuara and other District 24 trustees new boilers that were installed at the William L. Buck School.
No major projects ahead
Valley Stream District 24 officials invited the public for a tour of its three buildings last Saturday, showcasing the capital projects and upgrades made at the three elementary schools. more
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South High School Principal Maureen Henry, second from right, talks about the need for upgrades to the science labs, especially the installation of permanent sinks.
Few projects on horizon in high school district
The Central High School District’s administrators are recommending few capital projects to the Board of Education for inclusion in the 2010-11 budget, primarily because of the unknown status of state aid. The proposed projects total $206,000 in repairs at its four schools. more
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Board member Frank Chiachiere watches as Wheeler Avenue School Principal Christine Zerillo demonstrates a SMART Board.
Board gets up close look at building needs
The District 13 Board of Education will consider nearly a million-and-a-half dollars worth of capital projects, repairs and equipment purchases as budget planning for the 2010-11 school year begins. more
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