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Board approves $942,000 first phase to replace high‑school windows; members request facilities plan
Summary
The board approved a contract with Capital Aluminum and Glass Corporation to replace more than 300 windows at Marysville High School (phase 1, ~$942,000). Some board members said they want the upcoming HPM facilities assessment presented before committing further permanent improvement funds.
The Marysville Exempted Village School District board voted to authorize a contract with Capital Aluminum and Glass Corporation for the purchase and installation of windows and associated materials at Marysville High School.
Board discussion noted the work will replace more than 300 windows, many original to the building. A board member described the contract as "phase 1" with a cost of about $942,000; staff said a second phase would cost roughly $250,000. One board member asked for the HPM facilities adequacy presentation — scheduled for June — to provide a wider context for permanent improvement (P.I.) spending. "I would like to kind of get ... what were the projects, kind of resetting our permanent improvement forecast," the board member said, pressing for a menu of options and priorities before additional P.I. projects proceed.
Other board members said the windows were a high‑priority maintenance item and noted that many existing windows were deteriorated. The board approved the contract; staff indicated the expense will come from the permanent improvement fund.
What the board voted on and next steps: The board approved the vendor contract for phase 1 window replacement and directed staff to present HPM's full facilities assessment in June to inform long‑range P.I. planning.
