The future of Wallingford’s high schools was the focus of a meeting held on Monday night.
During the Wallingford Board of Education meeting, talks of a new consolidated high school continued.
The proposed project would combine Lyman Hall and Sheehan high schools into a brand-new building for all 1,500 students.
On Monday night, representatives from architecture firm SLAM Collaborative and Colliers, the management company that’s overseeing the project, answered questions regarding their draft of educational specifications for One New Wallingford High School that was presented back in December.
The project itself was preliminarily approved in 2023.
Superintendent Danielle Bellizzi said the men would only answer the questions pertaining to the educational specifications of the draft.
They displayed what the school could look like, from larger and more modern classrooms, to shared faculty space.
There would be 38 academic classrooms, eight seminar rooms and 14 science labs for a total of 60 academic spaces. There would also be “themed …