Finance Committee Reviews $200 Million High School Project
The Finance Committee reviewed the high school building project status, with costs now projected at approximately $200 million, double initial estimates. Superintendent of Schools Craig Consigli and High School Building Committee Chairman Jonathan Bruce presented the grades 9–12 configuration
Finance Committee · Meeting of September 9, 2026
MILFORD — The Finance Committee reviewed the high school building project status, with costs now projected at approximately $200 million, double initial estimates. Superintendent of Schools Craig Consigli and High School Building Committee Chairman Jonathan Bruce presented the grades 9–12 configuration accommodating approximately 1,675 students, with a September 2030 anticipated opening and 27-month construction period. The Committee, anticipating 70 percent MSBA reimbursement, requested a financial model on project impacts and agreed to provide questions to the Building Committee.
Member Robert P. DeVita requested the financial impact analysis, with upcoming milestones including cost estimates on September 18 and October 2, and votes on schematic design October 14 and MSBA submission October 21.
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Source: the Finance Committee meeting of September 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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