Arnold Elementary Parents, Students Say New School Long Overdue
The school was built in 1967, and since then has not received any major overhauls.
A group of parents with students at Arnold Elementary School have attended the past two county budget hearings asking for planning funding, which could lead to the construction of a replacement school. The group addressed the Anne Arundel County Council twice during public hearings on the county budget this month, asking for approval of a $2.23 million feasibility study at the school—the first step in any construction project at the school system. The study would help to determine the scale of construction that needs to be done at the school, whether it should be replaced or merely patched. Arnold Elementary was built in 1967, and since then has not received any major overhauls. The school is listed on the school system's six-year capital …
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kerry petz
8:47 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
We are asking council members to look outside the List and evaluate schools on our current condition. If the "list" was being followed all this work would have been completed by now, that is per the official MGT study. more ›