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Saraland Planned New High School After 2007 School-System Split

James Bullard, November 4, 2007

Historical report preserved from an archived 2007 WKRG story.

Saraland school leaders outlined plans for a new high school campus in 2007 as the city prepared to operate independently from the Mobile County school system.

The proposed 83-acre site near Chickasabogue Creek was to include a football stadium, baseball, softball and soccer fields, and a lakeside environmental study center. The projected cost was just under $30 million.

Board member Bill Silver said leaders believed the city had not received adequate funding for construction and maintenance under the existing system. The split was scheduled to take effect the following fall, while the new high school was expected to open in August 2009.

This article records plans reported in 2007 and is not a statement of current Saraland school facilities or policy.

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