Over 94% of the project is funded directly by the state, with 5.9% being funded locally. District voters supported the $75,338,985 project overwhelmingly at referendum in June of last year. The project, which began in 2017 with the application to the state, has been a multi-year collaborative effort with all involved. Although there were numerous suggestions for the name, many of which were connected to the community and our history, the Board chose to support the overwhelming first choice of the public by supporting the name, which represented 72% of the votes cast from 2,333 responses. The MSAD 54 Board of Directors voted to approve the following name for the new state-funded elementary school in Skowhegan: The Margaret Chase Smith Community School. Interested subcontractors or pre-qualified general contractors should review the following notice: įebruMSAD 54's New Elementary School Gets a Name The district anticipates making drawings available on or about April 13th with bid opening occurring on May 18, 2023. The project anticipates breaking ground by July, and is scheduled to open in the fall of 2025.ĪpNew Elementary School Notice To Contractors The district will begin accepting bids from contractors starting on April 13th, with Bid Openings scheduled for May 18th. With unanimous State Board Approval, the project will be moving forward quickly. If you or those you know are interested in supporting the project (every gift helps), visit the fundraising page at: As of April, the fundraising effort has raised roughly $2.4 million dollars! This fundraising effort will significantly reduce any impact the project may have on local taxpayers. The project, which is more than 95% state funded, includes a local-only fundraising effort coordinated through KVCAP with the help of an amazing team of local project supporters. The State Board of Education voted unanimously on Wednesday to approve the Design and Funding Approval phase of the project, giving the $75,338,985 project approval to move forward. Inventory, Maintenance & Facility SchedulingĪpState Board of Education gives unanimous approval to MSAD54's Margaret Chase Smith Community School project.If you don't see it in your inbox, check your junk mail or spam folder. You can buy a new one at Microsoft Store when the subscription expires.Ĭheck your inbox for an email that confirms recurring billing.
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