As the Shenandoah County School Board prepares to submit an updated school infrastructure vision to the Board of Supervisors, a decision that could shape the future of elementary and career-and-technical education for years to come, county leaders say they still lack the details necessary to back a major capital investment.

Supervisor Tim Taylor told fellow board members at their Tuesday meeting that while the School Board voted earlier this year to reaffirm Option C, a plan calling for a new elementary school, renovations at Triplett Tech, and renovations or replacements at Sandy Hook, Ashby-Lee and W.W. Robinson elementary schools, the proposal remains too conceptual to move forward.

“They say ‘elementary.’ To us, that’s kind of vague,” Taylor said. “We want to know exactly where they

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