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During a regularly scheduled meeting at Casco Bay High School located in Portland, Maine, the State Board of Education voted to approve the building concept of Eastern Aroostook RSU 39's new community school, projected to open in August of 2020. The community of Caribou will be replacing three outdated neighborhood school buildings within the City of Caribou with one 21st century, state the art school building. These schools set on seven different parcels of land throughout the community of Caribou and will be consolidated into one new school building situated on 17.4 acres of land, along with new playgrounds and ball fields. The new community school will be located in the center of Caribou and adjacent to the Caribou Wellness and Recreation

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