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QCUSD board hears progress updates on Mountain Trail, Eastmark and Crisman projects; turf work underway at Queen Creek High
Summary
Board received construction progress reports on four active projects — Mountain Trail Academy, Eastmark High additions, Crisman High work and Queen Creek High turf replacement — and heard a public request for more project scheduling and preventive-maintenance information.
President Davis convened the Queen Creek Unified School District governing board to a construction update that detailed progress at four active building sites and the district’s plans to add space for continued enrollment growth.
The presentation, led by district staff and construction manager Bob Lawson, covered Mountain Trail Academy, Eastmark High School additions, Crisman High School work and a turf replacement at Queen Creek High School. District staff said funding for the projects has come from outside sources including the state School Facilities Division and a water-conservation grant.
The construction update matters because the district is serving roughly 15,300 students and, according to applied-economics projections cited by staff, could add about 3,000–4,000 students over time; the projects are intended to create classroom capacity to meet that growth.
Bob Lawson said Mountain Trail Academy (a K–6 school awarded through the…
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