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In a pivotal moment during the recent Board of Education special meeting for Colorado Springs School District No. 11, members gathered to discuss essential infrastructure improvements, particularly focusing on the pressing need for a new roof at Audemann Elementary School. The atmosphere was charged with purpose as board members recognized the importance of maintaining safe and functional learning environments for students.

Dr. Bancas, a key figure in the discussions, initiated the motion to approve a significant contract with Weathercraft Company of Colorado Springs. The proposed contract, valued at $1,149,130, aims to address the urgent roofing needs of the school. In a strategic move, the board also allowed for a 10% increase in costs for any approved modifications to the contract, ensuring flexibility in managing unforeseen expenses without requiring additional board approval.
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This decision underscores the district's commitment to prioritizing student safety and enhancing educational facilities. As the board members deliberated, it became clear that investing in infrastructure is not just about repairs; it’s about fostering an environment where students can thrive. The approval of this contract marks a crucial step forward in the district's ongoing efforts to improve its schools, reflecting a proactive approach to educational excellence in Colorado Springs.

Converted from BOE Special Meeting/Work Session meeting on May 29, 2025
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