Parents, faculty pack Nicolet Union High School for grand reopening

-
2:29
Strong wind, strong storms and accumulating snow next 24 hours
-
4:18
Brewers to offer new food options at American Family Field for...
-
3:19
Wisconsin’s Alice in Dairyland launches state artisan cheese...
-
2:42
Zoning approval brings Oak Creek closer to first Buc-ee’s in...
-
1:36
West Allis Common Council votes to not renew The Drunk Uncle’s...
-
2:49
Meet the candidates for state Supreme Court: Susan Crawford
-
1:39
Assembly passes bill requiring sheriffs to assist ICE with deportations
-
2:05
Mother, teen sons charged for involvement in string of armed...
-
0:24
’Make sure you vote’: Milwaukee mayor, activists and alders...
-
0:50
Take a trip down memory lane! CBS 58 celebrates 29 years of news...
-
2:22
Early voting begins in Wisconsin for April 1 election
-
3:56
Health headline discussion with UW Health’s Dr. Jeff Pothoff
GLENDALE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- It's a big night for Nicolet Union High School. Parents and faculty packed the Glendale school for its grand reopening.
Nicolet now features newly renovated, state of the art classrooms with the latest technology, upgrades to the arts and automotive programs, and even a solar panel array.
Superintendent Greg Kabara says the district's vision for the school was rooted in inclusion, school pride and community partnership.
"We're really proud of the work that's been done to the school, but most proud of the opportunities that we can provide for the students, staff and community," said Dr. Kabara.
Nicolet's renovation project started with a 2019 building study looking into necessary updates for the school.
Voters approved a $77.4 million referendum back in April of 2022.