The Hopkinton School Board is looking for input from members of the community on a multi-million-dollar facilities upgrade project it hopes to propose at the annual district meeting in March.
The meeting is Thursday at 5 p.m. in the Maple Street School cafeteria.
Last year, the district was poised to ask voters to approve a $30 million bond for the project but rescinded the warrant article due to lack of public support.
This year, the board is trying to lower the price tag by about 50 percent, to between $12 million and $15 million.
This will be the final opportunity for the board to hear from town residents before deciding whether to move forward with the project, board chairwoman Liz Durant wrote in a letter posted on the district’s website.
Those unable to attend Thursday’s meeting can email Durant at ldurant@sau66.org with feedback and questions.
Information on the project can be found at hopkintonschools.org/facility-project.