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School Construction

May 6, 2008

• Dayton schools require union wages

April 22, 2008

• Shook: Prevailing wage might increase bidders

April 14, 2008

• School tear down update

March 12, 2008

• It's $15 million for Wilbur Wright and Julienne

March 11, 2008

• For $4 million you can save Julienne HS

January 27, 2008

• Bonaparte: Support to save Roosevelt not there

January 25, 2008

• Take a tour of Thurgood Marshall High School

January 24, 2008

• Is it too late to revive the Roosevelt debate?

January 23, 2008

• NAACP disavows plan to save Roosevelt

January 22, 2008

• Has the clock struck midnight on Roosevelt HS?
• What a new school means to the kids

January 14, 2008

• Why a school is more than bricks and cement

November 28, 2007

• Schools a front in construction trade war

November 20, 2007

• Buildings, levies and Ohio teachers for Hillary

November 6, 2007

• Kids vs. Bricks, Round 2

October 30, 2007

• Stivers re-opens: The reporter's cut

October 2, 2007

• Julienne decision on hold, candidates meet
• Bricks vs. Kids, Round 1

September 30, 2007

• The growing debate over razing old schools

September 19, 2007

• Building project gets new manager, rules

August 28, 2007

• Proposal: Lower minority target for building projects

August 20, 2007

• Building schools with local and minority workers

July 8, 2007

• Local contractor out of Dayton's project
• New bids sought for school projects

June 25, 2007

• Act now to build with tobacco cash
• What to do with a 70 year old building?

April 15, 2007

• The pitfalls of school construction

March 18, 2007

• Why we are better off (and worse off)

March 15, 2007

• What does this mean for school construction?

November 1, 2006

• Close a brand new school?

September 13, 2006

• Car crashes through school windows

July 28, 2006

• What if there was a "Dayton Promise?"

July 20, 2006

• Finally, new schools

June 30, 2006

• Tough choices to tear down schools
• New schools in Dayton: The complete list

June 14, 2006

• These schools are safe

September 19, 2005

• ... and then there's the cost

September 18, 2005

• Tommorow's schools today
• Today's genius, tomorrow's lemon?

August 7, 2005

• School building boom not on target
• Saving downtown