In recent years, Charlottesville City Council opted to cancel a multimillion project to build infrastructure on West Main Street and chose instead to devote that to the renovation and expansion of Buford Middle School.
At a work session on Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. Council and the School Board will meet to discuss the future of elementary school buildings as well as the high school. All are over 50 years old.
“While in very good condition relative to their age, this presentation is intended to spark discussion and consideration amongst the City Council and School Board for the idea of beginning a program of deep renovation or replacement of these buildings over time in order to modernize the City’s school building stock,” reads the staff report…