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District officials report steady construction progress across bond projects, outline near-term openings and remaining work
Summary
Project managers gave the board a progress update on multiple bond-funded school projects, confirming near-term openings, describing remaining warranty and finish work, and identifying scheduling and pay-application items that must be resolved before final financial closeouts.
Project staff told the School District Bond Oversight Committee on the bond program’s status and near-term milestones, reporting that several renovation and new‑build sites are on track for openings while others still require finish work, warranty walks and schedule clarifications.
The presentation focused on multiple projects at once: a renamed community facility at 211701 Euless Boulevard (the Debbie Williams Activity Center / Faye Baloo Family Support Center), the Hurst Junior High administration addition, the Hurst Hills site, Midway Park, Wilshire, Bell High School and Trinity High School. Presenters said some buildings are largely complete but will remain subject to 11‑month warranty walks and final closeout steps, while others are phased and will open in stages.
Why it matters: the committee is overseeing a multi‑school bond program that requires coordinated sequencing so schools can move in without disrupting instruction. Board members pressed staff for clearer baseline schedules and matching pay‑application data before the district approves large payments.
Most important details - Hurst Junior High: the administration addition is complete and…
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