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District update: central-office project, ADA plan and alternative-school timing
Summary
REEDS SPRING R-IV reported progress on central-office design that will enable an alternative school, a three‑year ADA accessibility plan with recommended modifications, and no major transportation issues were identified.
In the March update, the Presenter said the district is advancing a central-office project intended to free space for an alternative school. The Presenter said design work is ongoing, the team is managing a tight budget, bids are expected to go out in May, and construction could begin in early June if schedules hold.
Jason Wright, director of maintenance, and the Presenter (referencing Assistant Superintendent 'doctor Dublin' in the transcript) shared a three-year ADA accessibility evaluation and modest recommended modifications to increase campus compliance. The Presenter said the recommendations are achievable with targeted changes over the coming years.
Transportation staff reported no current issues with routing, safety or programming; athletics staff Evan Seabold and Lance Gosch reviewed a successful winter season. The Presenter said these operational areas are working well as the district pursues construction and accessibility improvements.
The update did not include contract award dates, bid documents, specific costs for the central-office project or a firm construction contract timeline; the Presenter said bids were anticipated in May and construction potentially in early June.
