Ray Hassing News Today

"We're just very fortunate, and very thankful, and we want to thank the voters for supporting us."

After cracks in a school wall were discovered in fall 2021, further investigation revealed that masonry and clay tile had deteriorated.

“Our building is safe,” said Superintendent Ray Hassing. “... we’re not taking any chances with the safety of students or staff.”

The buses were running much better Friday morning, Superintendent Ray Hassing said.

“We just gotta do what’s best for the kids and keep moving.”

The school board hired Donovan Group School Communications to handle communications and community engagement for the new referendum.

The school had planned to demolish its 1914 building, its 1938 building and part of its 1961 buildings, and build a new addition.