SCHOOL BOARD TO AGAIN CONSIDER BRYANT AND HOOVER PROJECTS

THE SIOUX CITY SCHOOL BOARD HAS A FULL AGENDA DEALING WITH FUTURE BUILDING PROJECTS MONDAY NIGHT.

THE BOARD WILL REVISIT FIVE OPTIONS FOR REPLACING THE AGING BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. THOSE OPTIONS INCLUDE TWO PRIVATE PROPOSALS, BUILDING AT AND SOUTH OF BRYANT ON JONES STREET, BUILDING A NEW SCHOOL AT LEIF ERIKSON PARK OR BUILDING NEW AT THE HUBBARD PARK-SUNKEN GARDENS AREA.

THE BOARD WILL ALSO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE THREE AND A HALF MILLION DOLLARS NEEDED TO DEMOLISH WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND CONSIDER WIDENING SOUTH MARTHA STREET FOR A NEW $12,4 MILLION DOLLAR WASHINGTON BUILDING PROJECT.

THE BOARD WILL ALSO LOOK TO APPROVE AN ARCHITECT CONTRACT TO REMODEL THE HOOVER CAMPUS AND VOTE ON SPENDING $315-THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR NEW BLEACHERS AT NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.

THE MEETING WILL BEGIN AT 6PM AT THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT 4TH AND JACKSON STREETS.