NORTH ATTLEBORO - Town residents will go to the polls at North Attleboro High School in a couple of weeks to approve or deny a debt exclusion to fund the replacement of the current building.
After the state pays its share, the new facility will cost North Attleboro residents approximately $183 million over the next 30 years.
The new school is the topic of a special edition of “Inside Look” running through the June 3 election on North TV’s Community and Government channels.
NAHS School Building Committee Member Keith Lapointe, NAHS Principal Peter Haviland and School Superintendent John Antonucci explained the exact location of the new building, the importance of a new school and the opportunity the state is giving the town.
Click the video below to watch that portion of the half-hour interview.
That special is available through the close of polls on June 3 on North TV’s Community and Government channels.
You can also watch that special starting May 20 by cutting and pasting this link:
https://government.northtv.net/inside-look-2
