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Striving for Excellence in Education Volume 12, Issue 1, 9-1-17
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Welcome Back, Oyster Bay-East Norwich
Dr. Laura Seinfeld, Superintendent of Schools for the Oyster Bay East Norwich Central School District, opened the school year with her continued commitment to share her expertise on education and to inform the community of important information that impacts the district.
To stay up to date with district news, please watch the monthly videos, visit the district website often at www.obenschools.org and continue reading the OBserver newsletter. Also, please check the district calendar on the website regularly to stay on top of meetings and events.
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Construction Begins on Bond Projects
A vision became a reality when the Board of Education approved bids this summer to upgrade security in the district’s three school buildings and to renovate and expand the fine and performing arts wing in the high school. The actions set in motion construction plans for the long-awaited projects that were voter-approved through a 2015 bond issue referendum.
A total of $826,000 was approved in the bond issue for the security vestibules. The bid, presented at the July 11 Board meeting by BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers, of Patchogue, was within the budgetary allocation.
