new tech high school

Absentee voting is open in the St. Cloud area school district for the $167 million bond referendum. The voting opened on September 18th. Election day for the referendum is on November 3rd. The $167 million referendum includes $113.8 million to build a new Tech High School and $46.5 million to update Apollo High School.

With a $167 million referendum fast approaching, more details are emerging for a new Tech and updated Apollo High School in St. Cloud. The most recent updated plans of both buildings were presented on Wednesday afternoon. The proposed new Tech High School would be 360,000 square feet and would hold up to 1,800 students.

The owner of a $150,000 home can expect to pay an additional $218.35 a year if the St. Cloud school district referendum passes in November, according to new numbers released this week. The $167 million referendum includes $113.5 million to build a new Tech.

The St. Cloud area school district is moving to buy over 60 acres of land for a possible new Tech High School. The board approved the purchase of 62.12 acres of land near 33rd Street South.

More ideas and concepts are emerging for a new Tech High School and for renovations to Apollo High School. A High School Design Task Force made their recommendations to the school board during a special meeting on Wednesday night.

The St. Cloud area school district is officially moving towards building a new Tech High School at a different location.