Crosby-Ironton Schools moving into next Phase of Construction

Crosby-Ironton Schools had $10M worth of repairs and updates that needed to be done over ten years, according to a facilities study furnished to the school district several years ago. In 2019, the voters in the district passed a referendum to fund the upgrades and the district got to work. 

Superintendent Dr. Jamie Skjeveland:

The upgrades are moving into a new phase now that some of the more immediate and visible upgrades have been completed:

The full conversation with Crosby-Ironton Schools Superintendent Dr. Jamie Skjeveland is available on the Wake The Lakes page at rjbroadcasting.com.