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Proposed greenhouse could expand hands-on learning at Osceola High School
13 Sep 2026
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Osceola High School’s Agriculture Program could once again have a greenhouse, opening the door to year-round, hands-on learning opportunities for students ranging from plant science and hydroponics to business management and crop production.
The Osceola School Board recently approved phase one of the greenhouse project, authorizing Kraus-Anderson to begin design services for up to $50,000. That first phase includes design, engineering, preliminary budgeting, code reviews, and preparation for bidding. Construction has not yet been approved by the board.
Once the design process is complete and bids are submitted, the board will review the costs before deciding whether to move forward with construction of the proposed greenhouse.
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