Oxford Residents Hear School Configuration Options
Published: December 4th, 2008
By: Melissa Stagnaro

OXFORD – Less than thirty people turned out for a public informational meeting at Oxford Middle School Wednesday night. But those who were in attendance had a lot of questions for the district’s superintendent and board of education.

The information forum was the first of two such events planned to inform district residents on three options for a capital project being considered by the board. The second meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 8 in the Middle School auditorium.

Superintendent Randy Squier gave a powerpoint presentation on the capital project planning process, which began with a building condition survey in 2007.

In those early planning stages, Squier explained, the board of education established four goals for the capital project.

Those objectives, he said, were to expand and improve the district’s physical education facilities; to bring grade 7 through 12 subject area teachers under one roof; to expand and improve the fine arts, technology, media and science facilities; and to upgrade the athletic facilities.

Using these programming and facilities goals as a guide, the board worked with Bernier Carr & Associates, the architectural consulting firm they retained last year, to develop several capital project options to meet the district’s future needs. They have narrowed the field to three.

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