Members of the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors and Gloucester School Board met Tuesday afternoon at Dukes Stadium to tour the Gloucester High School athletic complex and review its needs. The boards reconvened in the T.C. Walker Education Center auditorium to further discuss capital improvement projects and workforce development. Members of both boards, as well as division and county staff, toured the weightlifting room, locker rooms, track, concessions area and tennis courts, all of which need significant updates. “It is the division’s largest classroom,” said Deputy Superintendent Bryan Hartley about the weightlifting building during the tour, which he led. Replacing the track is a top priority of the division, according to Hartley. The last time the track received significant work was in 2014 when the cost of the project was $220,000. “It’s double that now,” Hartley said. The district is also considering upgrading the Dukes Stadium field to a multi-use turf field and making t...