2 former Columbus schools to be redeveloped after sales
May 16, 2021 GMT
COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) Two former schools in Georgia could be redeveloped after the school board agreed to sell them.
The Muscogee County school board voted Monday to sell the former Waverly Terrace School for $425,000, while it approved an amended agreement to sell the former Rose Hill School for $450,000, The Ledger-Enquirer reported. Both are in Columbus.
School district operations chief Dave Goldberg said Cardinal Group of Denver plans to convert Waverly Terrace “into some kind of therapy program.” The 3-acre (1.2-hectare) property includes a one-story building constructed in 1920. The school most recently housed Columbus’ Early College Academy, which merged in 2019 with Jordan Vocational High School.