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Pulaski board hears construction progress, agrees to keep exploring capital projects
Summary
District contractors reported substantial progress at Hillcrest and Sunnyside, administration said projects sit about $1 million under the referendum budget and suggested the district could issue up to $40 million in general-obligation debt under current assumptions; the board gave staff a green light to continue exploring projects and community outreach toward a possible November ballot.
Contractors and district administrators gave the Pulaski School Board a progress and planning update, reporting steady construction at Hillcrest and Sunnyside and urging continued study of potential high-school and CTE projects ahead of any referendum.
A representative from CD Smith described Hillcrest as a 58,000-square-foot addition with extensive remodels to mechanical systems, a new cafeteria and kitchen and a gym-to-library conversion. "We started in there two weeks ago…that's a rendering of what we will be turning over to you, come August," the presenter said, summarizing progress and noting parts of the new admin office were cleared for summer use.
On Sunnyside, CD Smith outlined a…
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