The future of Tisbury’s historic public elementary school will be in the hands of town voters this weekend when they convene a special town meeting to take up a $55 million overhaul of the crumbling old brick school.
Tisbury voters go to the polls next week to make a final decision on the much-debated $46.6 million new school project that has divided the town.
After two nights of emotional debate, voters approved a plan to build a new town elementary school 319 to 99. The town meeting reconvenes for a third session tonight at 7 p.m.
After years of debate and planning on the future of the Tisbury school, the town will vote at annual town meeting on whether to fund a $46.6 million new school project.
When it comes to deciding whether to finance a multi-million dollar new school project, Tisbury selectmen are leaving it up to the town.
The Tisbury school has announced its second quarter honor roll for the 2017-2018 school year.
The Massachusetts School Building Authority officially approved plans for the new Tisbury school last week.
