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San Angelo ISD presents $402 million facilities plan; board weighs split-proposition and timing options
Summary
San Angelo Independent School District officials on Monday presented a citizens‑committee bond proposal of roughly $402 million that would fund safety and security upgrades, a replacement for Glenn Middle School and major renovations at Central and Lakeview high schools.
San Angelo Independent School District officials on Monday presented a citizens‑committee bond proposal of roughly $402 million that would fund safety and security upgrades, a replacement for Glenn Middle School, major renovations and additions at Central and Lakeview high schools, continued phases at Fannin and McGill elementaries, a cafeteria replacement at Crockett Elementary and districtwide capital renewal.
The project list, prepared by Park Hill Architects and the district’s citizens advisory committee, was summarized by Alan Wolf of Park Hill Architects. Wolf said the package is broken into five categories—safety/security, new construction, additions/renovations, capital renewal and athletic facility improvements—and “the proposal that you’re going to see this evening … is really a proposal by the committee and for your citizens and your students.”
Why it matters: the district has aging campuses and deferred maintenance; the…
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