Pennsbury selects architect for new high school

Dated: April 8 2024

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The Pennsbury School Board has selected KCBA Architects to design the district’s new high school. The district started the selection process with nine proposals from architectural firms that were eventually narrowed down to two — KCBA and Crabtree, Rohrbaugh and Associates. KCBA Architects’ bid was $1.6 million less than the other option. With an architectural firm now chosen, the district will begin development of the final design. Superintendent Thomas Smith said the design process will involve consultation with students, staff and community members in the coming year. Opening for the new high school is scheduled for winter 2029.
Source: LevittownNow; 3/24/2024

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