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Grandview’s Center for Alternative Instructional Resources Enjoys Bond-funded Renovations

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By Sara Wiercinski On September 26, the Grandview C-4 School District hosted a ribbon cutting celebration to showcase its newest renovation project at the Center for Alternative Instructional Resources (CAIR). A renovated gymnasium–painted in bright blue and gold– and entryway made up the $1,048,022 project, which was funded by the $45 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue passed in April 2021. Maggie Arthur, who teaches Crossroads at CAIR and…

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