Greenville residents: Fix school restrooms
Bangor Daily News, June 4, 2008
(excerpt) In a rather unusual move during the annual school budget meeting Monday, residents added $50,000 to the spending plan and targeted those funds for replacement of the 75-year-old restrooms on the first floor of Greenville High School.
In making the recommendation, resident Kyle Pelletier said the restrooms are "in miserable shape, absolutely." A member of the school’s building committee, Pelletier said there have been discussions about moving elementary pupils from the Nickerson school into the high school to consolidate and to close the Nickerson school, but much work has to be completed before that can occur.
(excerpt) In a rather unusual move during the annual school budget meeting Monday, residents added $50,000 to the spending plan and targeted those funds for replacement of the 75-year-old restrooms on the first floor of Greenville High School.
In making the recommendation, resident Kyle Pelletier said the restrooms are "in miserable shape, absolutely." A member of the school’s building committee, Pelletier said there have been discussions about moving elementary pupils from the Nickerson school into the high school to consolidate and to close the Nickerson school, but much work has to be completed before that can occur.
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