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Saturday, October 31, 2026 Andover, Massachusetts · Change town
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Building committee backs $3.85M initial phase for Andover High School.

The Permanent Town Building Advisory Committee unanimously endorsed a $3.85 million warrant article for Andover High School, focusing on security and furniture replacement without new borrowing. Chair Ellen Keller and Town Manager Andrew Flanagan outlined the Modified Option 3 proposal, funded

Permanent Town Building Advisory Committee · Meeting of March 12, 2026

ANDOVER — The Permanent Town Building Advisory Committee unanimously endorsed a $3.85 million warrant article for Andover High School, focusing on security and furniture replacement without new borrowing. Chair Ellen Keller and Town Manager Andrew Flanagan outlined the Modified Option 3 proposal, funded through $2.57 million in repurposed West Elementary money, $226,476 in capital reappropriations, and $1.05 million in free cash. The article positions the district to file a Statement of Interest with the state in 2027 and targets a new high school roughly 15 years out.

The committee also confirmed that the Town Offices renovation remains on track for early May completion, with $390,000 left in the construction budget after $1.88 million in spending.

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Source: the Permanent Town Building Advisory Committee meeting of March 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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