With kids back in class, the focus returns on the classroom and a central Illinois district is starting to see movement on a multi-million dollar building project.

Dr. Kris Kahler is the Superintendent of Maroa-Forsyth Schools and indicates a lot of groundwork is being done and now some things the public will notice should begin to happen. He says it is a slow process because the materials of their old building will be separated out and recycled. 

The project embarks on connecting the middle school to the existing high school. Dr. Kahler explains they will have a new auditorium with over a 500-person capacity along with remodeling their industrial tech area.

Dr. Kahler points the community to their website, mfschools.net for updates and blueprints of the project.