STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. -- Several local officials, school administrators, students and community members gathered on the future site of the new Stafford High School for the project’s groundbreaking ceremony.
This $66 million dollar Capital Improvement (CIP) project was a heated point of debate in the county for the past several months, as divided supporters lobbied for a renovation to the existing Stafford Senior High School, while others felt that there should be a new school built on the property.
The tension on site was palpable Tuesday afternoon, as the speakers focused on defending the decision to build the new school, versus the details and specifications of the project. This comes after several months of outcry about the decision to spend the funds on a new school, versus a renovation.
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