On Episode #82 of the Inside the FLX Podcast two officials from the Seneca Falls Central School District talk about the proposed $13.9 million capital improvement project, which is slated to come before voters on December 19th.
Jim Bruni, Seneca Falls Central School District Administrator of Business and Operations, and District Superintendent Bob McKeveny talked about the process moved through to get a proposal before voters.
The $13.9 million proposal, which includes upgrades that have been necessary for more than a decade in some cases, will culminate in delivering an updated experience for students, as well as added value for taxpayers.
RELATED: View the slideshow, outlining the Seneca Falls Central School District improvements
Nearly every structure owned by the district will be touched in this series of upgrades. The bus garage, as well as the district’s four schools will see updates to infrastructure, like an aging HVAC system at Frank Knight, as well as significant upgrades to classrooms, which will provide a modern learning experience for students.
Listen to the podcast below, or check out accompanying slides below the audio-only version outlining the proposal.
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