A Piatt County school district has been working to improve their facilities. 

On the WHOW High School Road Tour Wednesday, DeLand-Weldon High School Principal Matt Goldman told Regional Radio they are working to put a fresh face on their building without making things harder on taxpayers. 

Goldman explains he works closely with Superintendent Dr. Michael Tresnak when forming a plan for building improvements. While there were no pressing issues to be fixed, he says they want to modernize the schools. 

This summer, the district will work on its ag program space, which Goldman states will include the family and consumer sciences classroom. He hopes they will be able to get professional kitchen space for students hoping to enter the culinary field. 

We'll have more from the staff of DeLand-Weldon Schools on Thursday on Regional Radio.

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