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OPSB pursues sale of former Swartz school

by Michael DeVault - posted Thursday, November 17th, 2011 @ 12:00 pm

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The Ouachita Parish School Board should know sometime in December if it will be able to find a buyer for a closed elementary school in northeastern Ouachita Parish.

At a regular meeting Tuesday night, the School Board unanimously approved a measure to sell a utility easement across part of the former Swartz Elementary School property to Entergy.

Granting Entergy the easement will net the School Board roughly $36,000, according to business manager Juanita Duke.

"It's approximately 1.71 acres that they are wanting us to grant them permanent use of," said Duke.
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