The Gloucester County School Board received a detailed list of long-range capital project needs during a presentation given at Tuesday night’s meeting which was held at the T.C. Walker Education Center Auditorium. Deputy Superintendent Bryan Hartley reviewed the school division’s capital plan for projects through FY 2032. The plans touched everything from school roof replacements for Bethel, Abingdon and Achilles elementary schools and the T.C. Walker Education Center, to fire system replacement at Abingdon, HVAC replacement at Bethel and Petsworth elementary schools, Page Middle School and the T.C. Walker building, as well as the replacement of school buses. The highest ticket prices were for roof repair ($13.55 million) and buses ($9.03 million), with HVAC replacement coming in at around $5 million. He also detailed a number of remodel projects, including renovation of Gloucester High School’s sports complex track, athletic field, fieldhouse, locker rooms, lighting and tennis courts....
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