(KAIR) -- In a meeting light on action items, Monday evening’s session of the USD 338 Board of Education instead focused on future capital outlay programs.
Superintendent Loren Feldkamp says now is the time to start saving.
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Feldkamp says there are two major projects the district will need to fund soon for capital outlay.
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The board also began preliminary discussion on putting concrete speed bumps on Elm Street near the high school to slow traffic during the day and sporting events.
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