A couple of weeks after voters overwhelmingly approved a major building referendum North Fond du Lac School officials are beginning the process of planning for construction. Superintendent Aaron Sadoff met with the school district architect last week. Sadoff says the plan is to break ground a year from now on the 90,000 square foot addition at the Friendship Learning Center. “Monday I’ll be getting information out to our facility committee and to our (school) board and all of our staff, and we’re going to be looking at how we’re going to communicate things, how we’re going to organize. We’re looking at about a nine month planning process,” Sadoff told WFDL news. Voters also approved a $2.5 million dollar question for deferred maintenance projects at Bessie Allen Middle School and Horace Mann High School.
