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Catawba County scales back middle school expansions amid potential merger
Catawba County Schools is reducing planned expansions at four middle schools as it awaits approval of a merger with Hickory City Schools and Newton-Conover City Schools. Mill Creek Middle will proceed with its original 26,000-square-foot expansion, while other schools will add fewer classrooms. The merger aims to redistribute student enrollment and reduce classroom space needs.
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Catawba County SchoolsorganizationHickory City SchoolsorganizationNewton-Conover City SchoolsorganizationCatawba Valley School DistrictorganizationH.M. Arndt Middle SchoolplaceJacobs Fork Middle SchoolplaceRiver Bend Middle SchoolplaceMaiden Middle SchoolplaceMill Creek Middle SchoolplaceNorth Carolina State Board of EducationorganizationHickory Recordorganization
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