The Williamsport (Pa.) school board has voted to close one of the oldest buildings in the district -- Stevens Primary School.
The campus will be permanently closed on June 30, reports Williamsport Sun-Gazette.
The school has about 250 students in kindergarten through third grade and about 34 professional and support staff.
The district is unsure what it will do with the building after it closes.
After a feasibility study, the district determined that bringing the building up to code would cost about $20 million. Officials decided it would be more cost effective to close the school and relocate students to other campuses.
The district will redraw attendance boundaries in order to be equitable in determining where to transfer students,
