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CHRIS MORELLI [email protected] IMAGE PROVIDED The main entrance of Bucktail High School will get an upgrade as part of a $1.3 million project. RENOVO Bucktail High School will have a new look very soon. At a special meeting on Thursday night, the Keystone Central school board approved a project for facade improvements at the high school. The project will cost around $1.3 million. The board unanimously approved the contract for the low bidder, J.C. Orr and Son, Inc., of Altoona. Orr’s winning bid was $1,325,520, along with another $37,000 in board-approved alternates. “This is a big project,” said Rob Pacella, supervisor of property services in the Keystone Central School District. “We’re upgrading the facade, windows, entrances and exterior doors.” ....
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CHRIS MORELLI [email protected] MILL HALL All Central Mountain High School students will return to the classrooms beginning on Tuesday, Feb. 16. The announcement came at Thursday night’s meeting of the Keystone Central School Board. The district had been employing “cohort schedules” for the past several weeks. The cohort schedules featured students A through L (cohort 1) attending class in person on Monday and Tuesday, while Wednesday and Friday were remote. Students M through Z (cohort 2) were remote Monday through Wednesday and in person on Thursday and Friday. “Late (Thursday) afternoon, it was confirmed that Central Mountain High School will be able to bring all students back next week, starting on Tuesday, as we have no school Monday (Feb. 15),” Superintendent Jacquelyn Martin said. “I believe that communications went out to families and staff.” ....