PERRYSBURG – The Perrysburg school district spent nearly $2 million on permanent improvement projects in the last year. At Monday’s board of education meeting, James Mapus, executive director of operations, provided a list of all the capital projects that have been completed since July 2022. Some projects were scheduled replacement while others were necessary repairs, he said. The major projects included new roofs at Toth Elementary for $215,150 and at the junior high for $128,732; all-inclusive playground equipment at Woodland Elementary, $154,135 (with the same amount paid through a GameTime grant); masonry repair/tuckpointing at the junior high, $84,905; and HVAC upgrades at Hull Prairie
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