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With funds for capital improvements, our school facilities will reflect the progress seen throughout the City of Danville, as well as offer updated 21st-century school buildings for today’s teachers and students.

The following highlights the planned improvements to be covered by the 1% sales tax increase.

George Washington High School: Built 1955

- Renovate Classrooms to provide increased space along with infrastructure updates to boost access to technology.
- Expand the library with added collaboration spaces.
- Added STEM Academy
- Improvements and renovations to the Vocational Education and Career Technology Classes that will include increased access to robotics and cyber security classes, a nursing lab, culinary arts and hospitality space, and skilled trades courses. 
 

Langston School: Built 1957

- Renovate the campus to allow Galileo Magnet School to be relocated
- Renovations to allow for the expansion of adult education offerings at the facility
- Refurbish the walking track with enhanced access for the community
- Campus renovations will also allow the Central Office to be relocated from their rented space on Main Street to Langston's campus


Elementary School Improvements

- Renovate Elementary Schools to eliminate the need for all trailer classrooms
- Classroom renovations to expand access to technology and encourage STEM education.
- Improved access for buses and car riders