In late May, the town of Newtown released a Q&A covering many of the most commonly asked questions from residents about the future of Sandy Hook Elementary School -- from the makeup of the town task force charged with analyzing options, to the reasons behind the choice they made -- to demolish the old school and rebuild in its place.
Now the town has released the second in what it says will be a series of Q&As designed to keep residents informed.
The new Q&A is shorter, but more up-to-date, covering the recent $50 million bonding package from the State of Connecticut and the latest details on a future referendum to approve the project. (Although, as the document says, there will be no local tax levy, residents will still need to approve the project.)
To read the entire document, follow this link, or just click the image above, which contains all the questions and answers.
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