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The Indian River Board of Education is weighing a $350,000 proposal to build a new aquaculture facility at Sussex Central High School, designed to give students hands-on experience farming fish and connect them to local water resources — but soaring costs and lack of post-graduation career tracking are sparking debate. While the builder attributes the high price to state labor laws and material inflation, two board members voted against moving forward, demanding a more detailed cost breakdown before approval — and students are eagerly waiting for this promised educational opportunity to become a reality by early September.

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