Princeton School Board’s proposal for $85 million of improvents at three local schools received a very mixed reception from the Princeton Planning Board at their ‘courtesy review’ last week. As reported previously (First Look: Preliminary Site Plans for Additions And Expanded Parking at Three Princeton Public Schools), the School Board is proposing a bond referendum for next year, which would give local voters the chance to approve additions at Community Park Elementary School, Littlebrook Elementary School, and Princeton Middle School. The School District Superintendent, Kathie Foster, spoke about how excited she was about the proposals, which apparently have been under development since 2019. But it quickly became clear that several aspects of the plans need further consideration.
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