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Massachusetts Voters Approve School Construction

March 9, 2016 1778 Views Eastern U.S., Mulit-sensory environments, Nate Appleman, Tyler Patrick

GRANBY, Mass. — Voters approved a 7.7 percent tax increase on March 1 to pay the bonds to finance a $34 million school construction project in Granby.

Of 2,446 votes, 1,646 registered voters voted in favor of the tax increase, while 800 were against it, reported MassLive. Officially, voters approved a Proposition 2.5 debt exclusion, which allows the town to exceed the 2.5 percent annual tax levy cap to pay back loans for the life of the bonds.

New Massachusetts School on Track for 2015 Construction

December 10, 2014December 17, 2014 2817 Views California PACE, Eastern U.S., Energy and Water Monitoring Co., Mulit-sensory environments, NEFF Construction, storm shelters, The Hon Company, Thomas Lollini

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — The new 248,000-square-foot Plymouth South High School in Plymouth, Mass. will soar above the surrounding community when it is completed in 2017.

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Marshfield Completes New Model High School

August 20, 2014 2651 Views BBT Architects, Central Oregon Community College, COCC Redmond Campus, Eastern U.S., Mulit-sensory environments, NEFF Construction, Redmond Technology Education Center, storm shelters, The Hon Company

MARSHFIELD, Mass. — The Marshfield community officially cut the ribbon on a new 267,500-square-foot high school facility on Aug. 8. The three-story building will serve more than 1,300 students from nine surrounding communities, is 60,000 square feet larger than its predecessor. The design aims for LEED Gold, and was based on those of other schools built recently in the region, allowing the project to benefit from the state’s Model School reimbursement program.

Easthampton High School to Open in April

March 27, 2013 2806 Views autism, Bretford, Cindy Weinschreider, Eastern U.S., Kijeong Jeon, Mulit-sensory environments

EASTHAMPTON, Mass. — Easthampton High School’s 475 students will return from spring break this April and be greeted with a new $39.2 million academic facility.

There simply is no comparison to the former 52-year-old school building said Michael Buehrle, chairman of the Easthampton High School Building Committee.