Pitt County School board members wrapped up the last of their listening meetings Monday.
It was the last chance for parents to share what they'd like to see included in the long range facility plan.
The plan calls for $55-million worth of construction across the county like adding new classrooms.
The board is also looking at switching students and combining schools in Ayden and Grifton.
Superintendent Beverly Reep says the district plans to take advantage of $1.2-billion from the federal stimulus package for school construction.
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Pitt County Schools Final Listening Meeting
Superintendent Beverly Reep says the district plans to take advantage of $1.2-billion from the federal stimulus package for school construction.
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Published: February 24, 2009
Published: February 24, 2009
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