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Bethlehem CSD narrows scope of proposed $60M capital plan, eyes December 2025 referendum
Summary
District administrators presented a refined plan and schedule for a proposed capital-improvement vote targeted at roughly $57.7 million, focusing on roofs, high-priority classroom renovations and phased air-conditioning for building "hot spots," with Turner Construction engaged for pre-referendum services.
Bethlehem Central School District officials told the Board of Education on June 18 that they have narrowed a previously broad capital-improvement list and expect to present a public vote in December 2025 for roughly $57.7 million in work.
Nick (last name not specified), presenting as part of the facilities team, said the district has pared an original list of 307 scope items to a high-priority list of 139 elements. He said Turner Construction has been engaged for construction-management services during pre-referendum planning and that the board previously approved Turner on June 4.
Why it matters: The project would fund roofing replacements, targeted classroom renovations, and a phased approach to installing air conditioning in second floors, gymnasiums, cafeterias and media centers across multiple buildings. Officials said the refined budget aligns with a $60 million target while retaining core classroom work identified by…
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