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Sod turned for $253M Secondary School for Micobie Village in Region 8

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Sod turning for $253M Secondary School for Micobie Village in Region 8, Tuesday, July 23, 2024

Sod turning for $253M Secondary School for Micobie Village in Region 8, Tuesday, July 23, 2024

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The sod was turned on Tuesday for the construction of Micobie Secondary School in Region 8. NK Engineering Services won the $253,561,500 million contract. The school is scheduled for completion within six months.

It is expected on completion the school will feature a staff room for teachers and 10 classrooms, including five specialised labs for science, IT, home economics, visual arts, and library services.

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