The Massachusetts School Building Authority Board of Directors met on Wednesday, May 25, 2016. At the meeting, six Districts were invited to commence the Eligibility Period; three Districts were invited to conduct Feasibility Studies; 25 Districts, representing 43 projects were invited into the Accelerated Repair Program; two Districts were recommended to proceed to the Schematic Design phase; and one District was advanced to the Project Scope and Budget Phase. The Board also voted to approve the final audits and grant amounts of eight projects including, one grant conversion project, four Accelerated Repair Program projects, and three Core Program projects. Some of the press releases issued from the meeting can be found below:
- MSBA Invites 43 Schools into Accelerated Repair Program
- MSBA Invites Arlington High School into Eligibility Period
- MSBA Invites Three Schools to Launch Feasibility Studies
- MSBA Announces Final Audit of 7 School Projects Totaling over $30M
- MSBA Invites Fuller Middle School in Framingham into Eligibility Period
- MSBA Invites the John F. Kennedy Middle School in Natick into Eligibility Period
- MSBA Invites Pentucket Regional High School into Eligibility Period
- Stoughton Awarded $51M Grant for New Stoughton High School
- MSBA Invites Louise Davy Trahan Elementary School in Tewksbury into Eligibility Period
- MSBA Invites the Maria Weston Chapman Middle School in Weymouth into Eligibility Period