Voters pass $17 million referendum for upgrades to North Rockland schools
The allocated funds are designated for comprehensive upgrades spanning both the infrastructure and athletic facilities at North Rockland High School.
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Dec 5, 2023, 11:25 AM
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Updated 382 days ago
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5ds agoVoters in the North Rockland Central School District have greenlit a pivotal referendum, granting the district access to $17 million earmarked for significant improvements.
The allocated funds are designated for comprehensive upgrades spanning both the infrastructure and athletic facilities at North Rockland High School. The intended enhancements cover various areas, including:
- Renovation of softball and baseball fields
- HVAC upgrades
- Classroom, library, and cafeteria renovations
This marked approval heralds a substantial step forward in fortifying the educational and athletic landscape of the district's flagship high school.
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