NAUGATUCK — School officials are seeking to build a new intermediate and middle school campus at the existing Cross Street Intermediate School site, according to education specifications for the project the Board of Education approved at a recent meeting. The proposal would relocate Hillside Intermediate and City Hill Middle schools to the Cross Street site, creating a new consolidated grades 5-8 campus, upgrading Naugatuck’s facilities for those grades. The proposal calls for the construction of two new buildings, at an estimated cost of around $200 million. The education specifications outlined a vision for two new buildings, with one housing grades 5-6 and the other grades 7-8. The two schools would share kitchen services, an auditorium and athletic space. The grades 5-6 school would be designed to house at least 638 students, and the 708 school would be designed to house 613, for a total of 1,251 students, according to the specifications that were approved April 16. https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/education/article/naugatuck-intermediate-middle-school-campus-22224212.php