Schools report IDs $2.4B in infrastructure needs

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BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore city school officials say an assessment of more than 150 school buildings identified $2.4 billion in infrastructure needs.

The Baltimore Sun (http://bsun.md/NyzlkN ) reports that the inventory of the system’s facilities released Tuesday identified 50 of the system’s schools as candidates for either closure or rebuilding. The report also found the system overall has roughly 26,000 unfilled seats.

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