GREENE – It has been roughly four months since the Greene Central School District broke ground on the two-year, $36.1 million capital improvement project which will overhaul each of the district’s school buildings.

Recognizing that community members may have questions about the status of the project thus far, Superintendent Jonathan Retz will be hosting an information forum from 7 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29 in the Middle School/High School Auditorium.

“It’s all an effort to keep people informed of what’s going on,” said Retz, who will provide an update and overview of the project during the hour long session.

The idea of having the forum was driven by the district’s board of education, according to the superintendent.

“The board feels communication is very important,” he explained.

While Retz said few if any community members have expressed concerns or posed questions to his office regarding the project, he realizes that rumors may be circulating. To clear up any misconceptions, he has designed a powerpoint presentation with before and after photos, as well as timelines for completion of various components of the project.