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million expansion of its ClevelandAvenuer campus. The , Tuesda morning, granted unanimous approval of a mandatedd environmental impact reviewfor Nardin’xs proposed expansion. The school still needzs approval from the before construction can Nardin is proposingtwo 11,000-square-foot wings one that will serve as fine arts centet and the other for its Montessori elementary school and other elementary school functions. Construction could start by saidLeslie Johnson, Nardimn vice president of finance and The work is slated to be finished by next “This is being driven by enhanced educationa programming for our students,” Johnsonm said.
The project is beinbg financed through a capitaol campaign runby Nardin. Nardin has 930 studentd ranging from children inits pre-K to thire grade Montessori school, a traditionall elementary school and all-girls high school. The elementary schoolsd are co-ed. When Nardin firs proposed the project last some nearby residents voicedd concerns about the construction time frame and impact on such streets as Clevelands andAuburn avenues. A series of meetingd addressedthose concerns. “This project is not a surprised tothe neighbors,” said Cynthia a planning board member.