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SCARRITT SCHOOL

By Abby Hoover | Posted July 6th, 2022 | Tweet

The vacant former Scarritt Elementary School on Anderson Avenue, which closed in 2010, will be sold by the district. Proposals for reuse are due in September. Last week, KCPS provided a tour to interested parties.

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