Later this week, the College Station school board and city council will act on selling the city conference center as part of the school district’s expansion of its alternative school.
The sale price, according to the city, is $788,430 dollars.
Voters in CSISD approved a bond issue last November that includes buying the conference center property to build part of the district’s new center for alternative learning, which is slated to open in August 2015.
Click HERE to read the College Station city council background selling the conference center.
Click HERE to read CSISD background information on the conference center.
Click HERE to read the CSISD resolution on the proposed purchase the conference center.
Click HERE to read the CSISD proposed contract to purchase the conference center.
The board is also being asked to buy 30 new school buses, which was also part of the bond package, for almost $2.8 million dollars.
Click HERE to read the CSISD school bus bid summary.
Click HERE to read CSISD background information on the proposed purchase of school buses.
The board is being asked to spend $2.3 million dollars for 14.93 acres of land where elementary school nine will be built. It’s located west of Castlegate along what will be Wallis S. Phillips Parkway, near William D. Fitch. In a board memo, superintendent Eddie Coulson says this location will take pressure off increasing populations at Greens Prairie and Creek View elementaries.
Click HERE to read the CSISD proposed land purchase contract for elementary school #9.
Click HERE to read the CSISD proposed resolution for elementary school #9.
