New junior high, auditorium part of Scottsboro schools’ $70 million improvement plan

The Scottsboro City Schools Board of Education approved several measures Tuesday night to advance its roughly $70 million capital investment plan that includes a new junior high school, a new auditorium and renovations to existing campus facilities.

The board approved Superintendent Jennifer Williams’ recommendation to formally engage The Frazer Lanier Company as investment banker and Bradley Arant, Boult, and Cummings LLP as bond counsel in connection with the proposed issuance of Special Tax School Warrants.