BYESVILLE —  An boost in the cost of building materials and labor is forcing the Rolling Hills Neighborhood Faculty District to rethink structure plans for a new University student Wellbeing and Action Middle. “All of the bids submitted had been larger than the estimated price,” stated Rolling Hills Superintendent Scott Golec. “So, we are likely to make a number of changes and we hope to rebid the undertaking in the close to future.” The estimated price of building, in accordance to the district’s invitation to bid, was $5.1 million. The district received a few bid proposals for the project. “We are really optimistic that we will be capable to get this venture…