Moorestown School Projects Going "Very Well": Report

Projects approved during last year’s referendum are underway in the Moorestown School District, and things are going “very well” so far, the Burlington County Times reports.

Projects are taking place at each of the district’s schools and include security vestibules, various upgrades, and roof replacements throughout the district.

Voters approved the referendum that included two questions in September.

The total cost of the projects is about $42.8 million. It began on June 22 with a projected end date of Sept. 8.

The school district is also replacing the turf on the high school football field with artificial turf, resurfacing the track, building a new stadium entrance and putting up a new scoreboard and lighting, according to the report.

Read more at burlingtoncountytimes.com.