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Board hears update on summer rehabs, auditorium work and safety improvements

Center Moriches Union Free School District Board of Education · August 20, 2025
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Summary

Administrators described summer work that rehabilitated eight elementary classrooms, repaired long‑standing damage, removed auditorium seating for renovation, and noted steps to improve building safety such as door checks and buzzers at high‑traffic entrances.

District administrators told the board they completed a busy summer of facilities work intended to address long‑deferred maintenance and improve safety.

An administrator credited maintenance lead Christopher Horrell for supervising the work, saying crews "completely rehabbed" a walkway and eight elementary classrooms, repaired damaged ceilings, replaced carpeting and repainted rooms. The presentation included photographs of the finished work and preliminary approval to begin auditorium renovations; administrators said chairs were removed and crews addressed ceiling and taping issues that had not been fixed for years.

Board members described multiple walk‑throughs over the summer and emphasized ongoing maintenance: checking doors, considering buzzers for back entrances used by athletes, and addressing blind spots. They noted the tradeoff between doing work in‑house and outsourcing, and emphasized the importance of continuing the facility program rather than treating it as a one‑time effort.

The administration also reported maintenance of water‑filtering systems at elementary and secondary sites and said a vendor reviewed and improved flow so students and staff can reliably fill bottles and access filtered water.

Board members and administrators invited community involvement through committee walkthroughs and public tours, and noted that committee pages and photos will be posted on the district website for transparency.

The meeting did not record additional formal votes tied to the work in the provided segments; leaders said the district will continue scheduled maintenance and follow the planned project timeline.