Dorchester school renovations could start next summer

ST. GEORGE — Dorchester County's rural schools should get some "long overdue" renovations, including air-conditioning in gymnasiums, according to District 4 school officials.

The district plans to spend more than $2 million to upgrade five schools.

"This is long overdue," School Board Chairman Kenneth Jenkins said after a unanimous vote last week.

Initial plans have been drawn up, but final plans would have to approved by the state and bids taken for contractors, so site work is not likely to start until next summer, officials said.

Read more in tomorrow's editions of The Post and Courier.

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