In a recent government meeting, officials discussed significant upgrades and maintenance projects across local schools, highlighting both aesthetic improvements and essential repairs. The meeting showcased various initiatives aimed at enhancing the educational environment for students and staff.

At Windsor Middle School, the administration office received a complete makeover with new flooring and a fresh coat of paint, led by Principal Angela West and her team. Additionally, a long-standing portable classroom was removed, making way for a new ball wall and asphalt surface for recreational activities.

Maddie Washburn Elementary also underwent substantial renovations, including the transformation of an old portable into four new offices and the installation of new bathroom facilities. The school’s front area was revitalized with mulch, improving its overall appearance. Notably, the maintenance crew tackled a significant water line break, which delayed some projects but was resolved efficiently.

Brooks Elementary saw the replacement of outdated and unsafe cafeteria tables, funded through a grant, while Windsor High School benefited from bleacher repairs and the conversion of a former build room into a dance studio, complete with specialized flooring.

The meeting also addressed future plans for the Callie Kalamakak campus, where construction has been ongoing. Officials discussed the need for an operational component to enhance safety and accessibility for parents picking up their children. The installation of a new entrance with a buzz-in gate was proposed to improve security.

Looking ahead, the district plans to seek new funding measures to support additional projects, including the construction of a preschool facility at Maddie Washburn. The meeting underscored the importance of maintaining safe and welcoming environments for students, with officials emphasizing the need for ongoing improvements and the challenges of securing funding for administrative spaces.