Maine district proposes new elementary school

If state officials and local voters approve, school would be built in Buxton.

March 31, 2007

Maine School Administrative District No. 6 has drawn up plans for a new elementary school in Buxton. The proposed 128,000-square-foot school would contain three two-story wings, each of which would function as its own K-5 school. The state has pledged to fund 95 percent of the cost of the $30 million school. If the plans are approved, the facility would open in 2010. The architect is Harriman Associates.

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