School board members, Superintendent Jim Brewer, the Cougar mascot, construction workers and lots of elementary students joined for a September ground breaking ceremony for the new addition and renovation to the middle school. Additions and renovations being made as part of the $32 million facilities referendum are on time and under budget.
The following is an architectural rendering of what the future Clinton Elementary School will look like following the addition and renovation undertaken at the current middle school. The project will be completed in August of 2022.
School board members, Superintendent Jim Brewer, the Cougar mascot, construction workers and lots of elementary students joined for a September ground breaking ceremony for the new addition and renovation to the middle school. Additions and renovations being made as part of the $32 million facilities referendum are on time and under budget.
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The following is an architectural rendering of what the future Clinton Elementary School will look like following the addition and renovation undertaken at the current middle school. The project will be completed in August of 2022.
CLINTON—Judging from the bright smiles of the little Clinton Cougars on Friday afternoon, the future of the school district is bright, according to Clinton School Board President Sheri Mullooly.
School board members, Superintendent Jim Brewer, the Cougars mascot, construction workers and lots of kindergarteners gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony for the addition and renovation to the existing middle school at 115 Milwaukee St., which will be named Clinton Elementary School, following the upgrades.
