Plans to redesign the West Central entrances underway

The West Central School Board is looking at ways to better secure the buildings while also creating a better use of space as they are moving forward with a building project. 
The school board learned about tentative plans on the redesigning of the school entrances and the utilization of space in the buildings during a regular school board meeting on July 6. 
Along with the redesign of the entrances, the welding area will be expanded and the current wrestling room will be turned into a weight room. Two classrooms will then be redesigned into a wrestling area. 
As part of the discussion during the school board meeting, Street said the security and the fire alarm systems of the buildings will also be upgraded. 
A rough cost of the project is about $3 million. 
The corporation currently has a debt service fund bond that will be paid off. 
Street anticipates in August for the project to be brought before the board to hire a bond council if they wish to continue with it.  

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