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Hunter middle‑school wing near completion; Little Milligan closing nearing final approval, district eyes cafeteria expansion

2128086 · January 9, 2025
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Summary

Officials said phase 1 of the Hunter project (new middle‑school wing and gym) should be complete by April–May, enabling phase 2 work including cafeteria expansion; staff also reported Little Milligan paperwork returned to district counsel and a closing could occur before the next meeting.

District staff updated the Carter County School Board on ongoing facilities projects, saying the Hunter project is on schedule and that the district is preparing for a separate property closing at Little Milligan.

On the Hunter project, the staff member said phase 1 — the new middle‑school wing and the gym — was expected to be finished in April or possibly May, which would let the project move into phase 2 (renovating the old gym and converting space). The staff said completing phase 1 will allow students and programs to move into new space and free the current cafeteria and kitchen areas for conversion to PTE (career and technical education) labs; staff said grant funds may be available to offset renovation costs.

The staff emphasized that cafeteria expansion depends on moving students into new wing space so that the district can reconfigure the existing building. The staff said the project is tracking close to the original schedule and may finish slightly ahead (possibly a month earlier) than initially projected.

Separately, district staff said paperwork for Little Milligan property transfer had been returned to the district’s attorney, Scott, after the buyer’s attorney made small edits; staff said they were waiting on final approval from Scott and that the closing could happen in the days or weeks before the next board meeting.

Board members asked about timelines and funding; no formal vote or new appropriation was recorded for either the Hunter project’s next phase or the Little Milligan closing during the meeting.