LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg City Schools is taking the next step towards projects that will impact students for generations.
The LCS school board approved its Capital Improvement Plan Wednesday, which includes $65 million for projects they’d like to complete over the next five years.
That plan is being submitted to the Lynchburg city council for approval. The proposal features a new Sandusky Elementary School.
“The city has agreed with us that we will shoot for a goal of getting under construction with Sandusky Elementary in 2025,” said Steve Gatzke, director for finance and operations at LCS.
But before the city council votes on a new Sandusky Elementary, LCS must complete a report on the conditions of every school building.