The superintendent of the Bristol Borough School District gave a report detailing recent improvements to the facilities of the district at a recent school board meeting.
Superintendent Tom Shaffer gave a brief presentation where he walked the school board and audience through what has been going on in the small school district lately.
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Improvements to the district that have been completed at the high school as of May 16 include a new heating system in the 1964 wing, renovation of the boiler room, a new chimney, new front doors, a new roof on the library, a new computer lab and 50 percent of the renovations for the third floor.
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By the end of the summer, Shaffer says, the renovations for the third floor will be complete.
Planned facility improvements include more new doors for the high school, a new roof for the garage portion of the high school, lighting and the installation of air conditioning in the high school cafeteria, an upgraded wireless system at Snyder-Girotti Elementary School and an upgraded computer lab there as well. The wireless upgrade will cost $17,600, according to Shaffer.
