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School Board Tackles Major Facility Issues Ahead of New Year

August 16, 2024 | Rockport-Fulton ISD, School Districts, Texas



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School Board Tackles Major Facility Issues Ahead of New Year
In a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the progress and challenges faced by the local athletic program and school facilities. The athletic department reported a positive trend in ticket sales, with 160 season tickets remaining from an initial 560, as they prepare for a public sale next week. The program's motto, \"win the day,\" emphasizes a focused approach to building a successful team culture.

Operations updates were provided by Mike Nowotny, who detailed ongoing improvements and maintenance across school facilities. Notably, the installation of new chiller piping is nearing completion, with assurances that the upgraded materials will last significantly longer than previous installations.

However, challenges persist, particularly with the Gold Gym, which is experiencing recurring condensation issues. After identifying air penetration problems, the team has initiated repairs using spray foam insulation to mitigate the issue. Fortunately, early detection has prevented damage to the gym's flooring.

In addition to these repairs, the school plans to renovate the infields of both the softball and baseball fields, addressing uneven surfaces while acknowledging that more extensive drainage issues remain unresolved. The board also discussed access control improvements for the library to enhance security.

The meeting concluded with a motion to approve the consent agenda, excluding a memorandum of understanding with the Aransas County Sheriff's Department, which was removed for further discussion. The board then recessed into an executive session to address additional matters.

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