Agawam eyes replacement of 65-year-old high school MassLive.com 2/15/2021
AGAWAM At more than 65 years old, Agawam High School may be looking at retirement.
Town officials have asked the state to consider funding the renovation or replacement of the building at Cooper and Mill streets in Agawam. The request is one of 30 under consideration by the Massachusetts School Building Authority, a state agency that reimburses local school districts for building projects.
Last week, School Superintendent Sheila Hoffman met with MSBA officials, and said she hopes they approve the town’s request for funding. The next step is for state officials to tour the building and assess how Agawam’s needs compare to the other applicants’.