Historic listing stirs Wyoming school clash over buildings
In Cheyenne officials resist National Register listing of 10 current and former school buildings amid a Wyoming school construction boom driven by a 2001 state Supreme Court order for equal facilities. Preservationists warn that historic value merits consideration before razing or replacing aging campuses. The debate mirrors Colorado and Ohio threads on preserving schools through renovation and oversight.
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Bubba" Shirler
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Wyoming preservations push to list old schools on register
Community and student groups urge Wyoming to protect historic school buildings amid a drilling driven budget boom. Officials fear demolition costs and loss of community centers, while preservation advocates seek a dedicated architect to guide renovations and avoid unnecessary razing.
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