With the initial report from Eppstein Uhen Architects and Miron Construction already out, Sturgeon Bay School District is asking the community for further feedback on its facilities plan. The studies pointed out a number of different improvements needed to address its safety, security, educational flexibility, and operational efficiency. It even suggested closing Sunset Elementary School to help save money. Superintendent Dan Tjernagel says the initial feedback has been mostly positive.
The surveys should start arriving in district mailboxes in the coming days and are due back November 1st. The results will be shared at a Sturgeon Bay Board of Education learning session on November 5th at 5 p.m. in the high school library.
