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County superintendent reports RCMS construction is moving to above‑ground work
Summary
Board heard an update on Rockcastle County Middle School construction: basement work is finishing, the district expects wall construction and masonry to begin soon and the schedule remains on time, the superintendent said.
District staff gave a construction update on the new Rockcastle County Middle School (RCMS), describing recent underground work and upcoming above‑ground phases.
The presenter said crews are completing underground systems and preparing to pour basement floors in the coming week. The courtyard walls have been poured, and the district expects a significant increase in visible masonry and brick work as masons arrive for block and brick installation.
District staff emphasized that much of the current activity is below grade — mechanical rooms and systems — and that progress will appear more visible once walls begin to rise. The presenter said the schedule is on time and cited favorable weather as a positive factor.
The board encouraged community members to stop by the site for questions and noted the district aims to have major deliverables in place before the next school year.
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