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Renovation advances at Stratham elementary; steel fabrication delay likely moves first wing completion to February
Summary
District officials reported progress on the school renovation—foundation, new boilers, PFAS treatment and security upgrades are in place—but fabrication delays for steel components are likely to shift completion of the first wing from December into February.
District administrators and the building committee updated the board on a wide range of construction and facilities work at Stratham elementary school.
Work completed so far includes pouring the new foundation for the addition, backfilling and burying new propane tanks (part of a conversion from oil to propane), and completing installation of a PFAS water-treatment system. Administrators showed a mockup of replacement fascia intended to address longstanding rot and water intrusion problems and said additional insulation under the roof has been added. The district has replaced the old oil boilers with new, high-efficiency units described to the board as self-regulating…
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