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Davidson County Schools present $100 million-plus CIP: roofs, HVAC, pods and sewer among top priorities
Summary
District operations staff presented a 2025 through 2030 capital improvement plan to the Davidson County Board of Education that lists nearly $100 million in facilities needs, including HVAC and boiler replacements, multiple roof projects, removal or replacement of mobile classrooms (pods), and an estimated $2 million sewer connection for Davis Townsend Elementary School.
Operations staff presented the district 's 2025
through 2030 capital improvement plan (CIP) to the Davidson County Board of Education, describing nearly $100 million in facility needs and outlining funding gaps the district faces under current capital-outlay revenues.
The presentation described the CIP as an evolving planning document built from a facility-needs survey the district does every five years and from vendor and trade assessments at each campus. "This plan is an evolving plan that is updated yearly and submitted both to the county manager's office and to the Board of Education," the operations presenter said, describing how outside firms inspect roofs, HVAC, fire alarms and other systems and the district assigns cost estimates and priorities.
The operations overview listed top-line needs across the district: a $25 million target for HVAC and boiler replacements and widespread cooling improvements; multiple roof replacements (examples…
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