![During the Nov. 19, 2024 board of education meeting, the GPPSS School Board began the discussion of the future of Trombly Elementary School, which is currently vacant. In 2019, as a part of a consolidation process to save money, the board closed both Trombly Elementary and Poupard Elementary.
Since the decision to close the elementary schools, Poupard Elementary has been sold to a developing company whereas Trombly has remained GPPSS property, sitting unoccupied. During the Tuesday Nov. 19 board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Andrea Tuttle made it clear that a decision should be made soon regarding development of the Trombly property.
“As you [the board] are aware, the building has been vacant for three years, which I don’t think is healthy to a community,” Tuttle said at the meeting. “And you have to make some decisions, some tough decisions.”
Tuttle presented four possible plans for the property with data provided by Plante Moran, a consulting company.
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