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The current middle school building has parts that are nearly 100 years old, according to Woodbridge Superintendent Kevin Long.
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The Community Education Building in Wilmington opens a new Youth Development Center on the city’s East Side.
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The district’s Finance Director, Christopher Parker, said that drastic budget cuts last year have put the district in a more secure financial position.
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Topping the list is a request for nearly $40 million in state funding to expand Cape Henlopen High School, adding space for another 600 students.
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Dolly Parton had an impact on many around the world including kids here in Delaware.
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If the certificate of necessity is approved, the district would need to pay some $3.5 million of the project’s cost, and to do that, they would have to go to the voters.
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Delaware’s latest student testing scores shows modest upticks in overall reading and math proficiency in third through eighth grades.
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While the district’s request is a relatively small one compared to those coming from other districts, Superintendent Steven Lucas says the need is critical.
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Members had two choices, both with prior experience on the Delmar Board of Education, but neither candidate got a majority from the four current board members.
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Four new school-based health centers are coming to Sussex County.