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AMD Middle School Principal Regina Cellio speaks about needs in the "cafe-torium." Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Arris Contracting President Paul Tozzi talks about proposed work. The cafeteria expansion is slated to cost about $2.8 million. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Tozzi explains the work set for the gymnasium locker rooms. The locker room work is slated to cost about $2.5 million. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Tozzi explained that the undercut on the doors averages about 4-inches. Replacing doors is part of the proposed work. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
The proposed work calls for this classroom to become part of the school's new music room, slated to cost about $1.4 million. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Cellio explains that many interior offices are set for re-consolidation, proposed to cost about $1.1 million. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
School officials say the 40-year-old lockers are falling apart because of limited replacement parts. Estimated cost: $280,000. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Cellio said today's middle school science classes have no need for 50-year-old equipment that "takes up too much space." Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
The proposed bond calls for $2 million in renovation work for the science rooms. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Officials say the leaky roof causes water to drip through and destroy the interior daily. Roof replacement cost: $1 million. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
The bond's plans call for reducing library space to optimize the current open area. Estimated cost: $1.8 million. Photo Credit: Nathan Bruttell
Read the Article Ossining School Officials Give Tours Prior to Vote

OSSINING, N.Y. – Ceiling panels are falling down, lockers are falling apart and space is cramped at Ossining’s AMD middle school. 

School officials recently gave a public tour of the middle school to plead a case for what they call “critical work” that could be fixed with the help of a $41.6 million capital improvements bond. The bond goes up for a public vote at the Ossining High School on March 6. Roughly $19 million of the proposal includes work at the middle school, which officials say hasn’t been renovated or upgraded since the building was constructed more than 40 ...
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