37 Districts will benefit from targeted school repairs
BOSTON—State Treasurer and Receiver General Deborah B. Goldberg, Chair of the Massachusetts School Building Authority (“MSBA”), and Mary L. Pichetti, MSBA Executive Director/Deputy CEO, announced that the MSBA Board of Directors invited 70 schools into the Authority’s Accelerated Repair Program. The program provides funding for the repair or replacement of roofs and windows/doors in schools that are otherwise structurally, functionally and educationally sound.
“The Accelerated Repair Program allows us to partner with school districts on much-needed repairs that can greatly extend a school’s lifespan,” said Treasurer Goldberg. “Besides making the learning environment more comfortable for our schoolchildren, these repairs also make our schools more energy efficient and generate substantial cost savings. It’s a win-win for everyone involved.”
“The Accelerated Repair Program directly benefits thousands of children in these communities by sustaining their infrastructure in a cost-effective manner,” said Executive Director/Deputy CEO Pichetti.
Below is a list of districts/schools that received accelerated repair invitations at the Board meeting today:
District |
School |
Amherst-Pelham |
Amherst Regional Middle School |
Ashburnham-Westminster |
Meetinghouse School |
Berlin-Boylston |
Boylston Elementary School |
Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical School District |
Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School |
Boston |
Edward Everett Elementary School |
Gardner Pilot Academy |
|
Hugh Roe O'Donnell Elementary School |
|
James J. Chittick Elementary School |
|
Lyndon K-8 School |
|
Richard J. Murphy K-8 School |
|
Samuel Adams Elementary School |
|
Thomas J. Kenny Elementary School |
|
Boxford |
Harry Lee Cole School |
Chelmsford |
South Row School |
Cohasset |
Joseph Osgood Elementary School |
Dedham |
Dedham High School |
East Bridgewater |
Gordon W. Mitchell Middle School |
East Longmeadow |
Mapleshade Elementary School |
Gardner |
Gardner Middle School |
Gill-Montague |
Gill Elementary School |
Greater Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical School District |
Greater Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical High School |
Hamilton-Wenham |
Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School |
Haverhill |
Silver Hill Elementary School |
Holyoke |
Holyoke High School |
Kelly Elementary School |
|
Lt Clayre Sullivan Elementary School |
|
Lt Elmer J McMahon Elementary School |
|
Maurice A Donahue Elementary School |
|
Kingston |
Kingston Elementary School |
Longmeadow |
Center Elementary School |
Lynn |
Edward A. Sisson Elementary School |
Marshfield |
Martinson Elementary School |
Mendon-Upton |
Nipmuc Regional High School |
Middleton |
Fuller Meadow School |
Monomoy |
Monomoy Regional Middle School |
Narragansett |
Narragansett Middle School |
Narragansett Regional High School |
|
New Bedford |
Alfred J. Gomes Elementary School |
Carlos Pacheco Elementary School |
|
Casimir Pulaski Elementary School |
|
Ellen R. Hathaway Elementary School |
|
Elwyn G. Campbell Elementary School |
|
Hayden-McFadden Elementary School |
|
Sgt. William H. Carney Academy |
|
Whaling City Junior-Senior High School |
|
Newburyport
|
Newburyport High School |
Rupert A. Nock Middle School |
|
Northborough |
Marion E. Zeh Elementary School |
Northern Berkshire Regional Vocational Technical School District |
Charles McCann Vocational Technical High School |
Norton |
Norton Middle School |
Peabody |
South Memorial Elementary School |
Peabody |
West Memorial Elementary School |
Salem |
Bates Elementary School |
Somerset |
North Elementary School |
Somerset |
South Elementary School |
Southborough |
P. Brent Trottier Middle School |
Springfield
|
Glenwood Elementary School |
High School of Commerce |
|
Indian Orchard Elementary School |
|
Mary O. Pottenger Elementary School |
|
Milton Bradley Elementary School |
|
Rebecca M. Johnson Elementary School |
|
Samuel Bowles Elementary School |
|
Springfield Central High School |
|
Sumner Avenue Elementary School |
|
Sudbury |
General John Nixon Elementary School |
Sudbury |
Josiah Haynes Elementary School |
Winchendon |
Memorial Elementary School |
Murdock Middle-High School |
|
Toy Town Elementary School |
The MSBA partners with Massachusetts communities to support the design and construction of educationally-appropriate, flexible, sustainable and cost-effective public school facilities. Since its 2004 inception, the Authority has approved 1,116 projects and has made over $17.4 billion in reimbursements for school construction projects across the Commonwealth.