Hardwick’s Eagle Hill School will build a 63,000-square-foot sports and fitness center, a new dormitory and a wastewater treatment plant, as well as refinance existing debt, with $24 million in tax-exempt bonds issued by MassDevelopment.
The college-preparatory boarding school that educates students with learning disabilities expects to create 11 jobs as a result of this project, according to a statement. Rollstone Bank & Trust purchased the bond.
"With six applicants for every boarding space available, we are thrilled to be able to modestly increase enrollment so that more students with learning differences from around the globe can experience the labor and love of learning in high school and, ultimately, find success in college and beyond," said P.J. McDonald, headmaster of the school.
