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The North Polk Community School District's May Board Meeting highlighted significant progress in construction projects, particularly in Career and Technical Education (CTE) facilities and athletic fields. The CTE space is nearing completion, with drywall finished and painting underway. Officials anticipate substantial completion by July or early August, allowing for a smooth transition into the new school year.

In a positive turn, the costs associated with tying structures together came in lower than expected, thanks to effective collaboration between the design team and state officials. This outcome not only benefits the current project but also sets a precedent for future constructions, potentially easing the process for other districts.
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Meanwhile, the baseball and softball fields are progressing, despite weather-related delays. The turf has passed testing, and while concrete work has been pushed back, contractors are working diligently to meet the opening date for the upcoming doubleheader. The concession building is also nearing completion, with electrical work and painting well underway.

Board members expressed appreciation for the ongoing efforts to keep projects on track, emphasizing the importance of communication and proactive problem-solving in overcoming construction challenges. As the district moves forward, all eyes will be on the developments in the coming weeks, with hopes for timely completions and successful openings.

Converted from North Polk CSD May Board Meeting 2025 meeting on May 20, 2025
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