The school board voted unanimously Wednesday night to ask the selectmen if the district could seek state funding for both projects, which would cost $109.4 million without the grant. The plan is to build a $79.3 million high school on the site of the existing campus and construct a $30.1 million addition onto Meeting House Hill School. The state grant would bring the cost to the town down to $59.5 million for the high school and $23.4 million for the addition. The vote comes about a week after the New England Association of Schools and Colleges placed the high school on warning for its accreditation, citing the poor facilities.
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