Board approves long-range facilities master plan estimated at roughly $194 million

Sep 9, 2026

Consultants presented a long-range facilities master plan that staff described as a living document and a roadmap; trustees adopted the plan, which preserves board priorities but does not allocate funds.

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Consultant Scott Hansen of TRI Group presented the district—s long-range facilities master plan, outlining the planning process (bilingual surveys, site visits, board workshop) and priority areas (safety and access, aging systems, permanent facilities to replace portables). Hansen said the plan—s rough order-of-magnitude investment estimate is in the neighborhood of $194 million and that adoption preserves board decisions while not authorizing specific projects or expenditures. "Adoption of the master plan tonight... does not allocate or direct any particular projects, or allocate any funds at this time," Hansen told trustees.

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