Talk:Nantucket High School

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Cost of building NHS

I heard a number of years back that either the cost to build NHS, or the amount spent on each student, was enough to send ALL the students to off-island private schools "forever." Instead, islanders opted to build the school. Anyone know the accuracy of this? Any sources? Might be interesting to include in this article. Arwcheek 02:02, 25 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Cost of Building NHS

The cost to build NHS was approved to be built for 28.5 million but was stalled by the Historical District Comission was re-voted in 1987 to be built for 31.3 million dollars. It is to this day, the largest construction project in history of the island. Source: Nantucket Only Yesterday by Robert F. Mooney Mg rotc2487 21:35, 10 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]