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Lakeville district reports $15.1 million in summer facilities work; kitchens, safety upgrades highlighted
Summary
District operations leaders told the Lakeville Area School Board the district completed 51 summer projects worth about $15.1 million, upgraded kitchens at 12 schools with $1.3 million in equipment, carried out security training with local police and I Love You Guys Foundation, and expect all schools to open on Sept. 2.
Lucas Yoho, the district—s executive director of operations, told the Lakeville Area School Board on Aug. 26 that facilities and operations work to prepare for the 2025—6 school year focused on repairs, safety, technology and accessibility.
Yoho said the district executed 51 projects across 15 buildings this summer totaling about $15.1 million. Work included a sewer-line replacement at Cherry View Elementary; mechanical, lighting and HVAC improvements at multiple sites; accessibility and playground updates at six schools; and casework, ceilings, carpet and paint in five schools. He said 12 kitchens received equipment upgrades valued at $1.3 million to support more…
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