$184.4 Million Groton School Construction Plan Lands on State Priority List

GROTON, CT - Groton’s school construction plan made it onto a state priority list Thursday, The Day reported.

The plan has landed on a list of projects forwarded by the state Department of Administrative Services to Gov. Dannel Malloy and the General Assembly, according to The Day. By nature, the list considers the $184.4 million plan a priority.

The placement means the town can now consider hiring an architect to design the schools, The Day reported. Voters approved the plan last month to build one new middle school adjacent to Robert E. Fitch High School and convert two middle schools into renovated elementary schools.

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