"I think that there’s a great chance that we’re going to have a robust funding of education this year," Duluth Public Schools Superintendent John Magas said Wednesday.
From the column: "Working at Ordean East cured my empty-nester impoverishment. It also gave me a bright awakening to what pulse the newer middle-school generation likes and prefers."
The school was closed in 2011 under the Duluth school district's "Red" facilities plan. District leaders in August agreed to sell the property for $8 million.
A School Board vote on Tuesday established a placeholder, so to speak, while state and local finance staff hash out what that upper limit will ultimately be.
