The estimate is higher than previous figures, and North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education is reviewing it. The board is meeting in Wahpeton.
Valley City State wants $275,000 in state emergency funds before North Dakota’s two-year budget cycle ends June 30. Then the school wants another $125,000 in emergency money after the new budget period starts July 1.
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The W.E. Osmon fieldhouse is known as “The Bubble.” Its gym, lobby and main entrance was recently closed for safety reasons. Some of the roof’s supporting timbers appear to be rotting.
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