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Pittsfield Pursues Funding for School Infrastructure Projects with MSBA

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The city of Pittsfield is pursuing two funding requests with the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA). One request concerns renovations to Pittsfield High School, while the other involves a rebuild and consolidation of Crosby Elementary and Conte Community School, also known as the Westside school. The city has been invited into a senior study process with MSBA regarding Pittsfield High School.

From iberkshires.com

Why it matters

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The projects are needed because the century-old Pittsfield High School building has been described as being in poor physical condition, including concerns regarding air and water quality. The MSBA officials are scheduled to visit the city on September 29 to discuss the statement of interest regarding the high school.

From iberkshires.com

Who's involved

  • PittsfieldThe city is the commissioning body for the projects and the physical location of the high school.
  • Pittsfield High SchoolThe high school is the subject of the senior study process with MSBA regarding its future viability.
  • SkanskaThe company is engaged as the owner's project manager for the preliminary design phase of the potential major school project.
  • Taconic High SchoolThe school is noted as being in competition for MSBA funding.

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