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The school board of Monday approved a resolution to apply for an active planning process with the Ohio School Facilities Commission.
All this resolution does is ask OSFC to come back in and evaluate facilities and hold Eastwood's place in line again if the district decides to adopt a facilities option that includes state money, explained Superintendent Brent Welker.
The district attempted an OSFC project before, to build a consolidated elementary school on the Sugar Ridge Road campus. But the bond issue was defeated in November 2008 and again in November 2009.
At that time, the state would have paid 47 percent of the estimated $18 million cost of the new school.