School board approves new hires, discusses vacant buildings
Minot’s public schools are facing decisions that balance today’s needs with tomorrow’s unknowns. The School Board is considering whether to sell three long-closed elementary schools — Bell, McKinley, and Jefferson — recently appraised at a combined $1.7 million. But with enrollment trending down and future growth tied to uncertain development projects, board members are cautious. They want any sale to be transparent and deliberate, knowing once the buildings are gone, they’re gone. No decision was made — the conversation will continue at a future special meeting. Charles Crane with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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