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Marshall Public Schools details recent repairs, pool upgrades and state facility assessments
Summary
District facilities staff described recent emergency repairs, pool-chemical upgrades and new LED lighting; the superintendent summarized a statewide facility needs survey that identified roughly $8.8 million in near-term classroom needs and $55 million in the district's 4–6 year needs.
Marshall Public Schools on March 10 reported a series of facilities repairs and upgrades and said the district took part in a statewide energy and facility needs assessment that identified millions in near-term work.
Brad, a facilities staff member for Marshall Public Schools, told the school board the maintenance team repaired older HVAC equipment that failed over the winter, installed new LED lights at the Marshall High School pool, and has begun using a pellet-style chemical feeder at two school pools. "I counted that as success," Brad said of a repair that returned heat to four classrooms within nine days after fan blades and related parts failed. He added that the district has operated the new pool feeders "about 3 weeks" and that "the water looks good and the water is chemically correct as it's…
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