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Board reviews proposed $42M capital project; facilities committee suggests optional $15–20M add-on
Summary
Administrators presented a draft May 2026 bond referendum with a $42 million core package (described as tax‑neutral because of expiring debt and capital reserves) and a possible additional $15–20 million proposition for fields or classrooms; the board discussed scope, timelines and potential tax impact and asked for targeted community outreach.
District administrators and the facilities committee presented the board with a draft bond referendum for a proposed May 2026 capital project that would fund repairs and upgrades across the district and prioritize safety and student-facing needs.
"The facilities committee has been working for at least 18 months," an administrator told the board while walking through timelines and spreadsheets. The packet presented to the board described a core package of approximately $42,000,000 that the administration and facilities committee called the primary focus for the coming referendum.
Key items in the proposed core package include stadium-adjacent restroom/concession construction required by the State Education Department, replacement of failing PA and fire alarm…
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