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Dunlap outlines timeline for training center, HVAC and boiler projects

Dunlap Community Unit School District #323 Board of Education · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Dr. Adreon told the board construction of the Dunlap Training Center is progressing with a target of mid‑July occupancy; the board also received information about an HVAC replacement at Dunlap High School and a boiler replacement at HGES, and the district said it is fully staffed on full‑time bus routes for the first time in three years.

Dr. Adreon updated the Dunlap Community Unit School District #323 Board of Education on facilities projects and transportation staffing at the Feb. 18 meeting.

Dr. Adreon said construction on the Dunlap Training Center is progressing and the district hopes to have it open and fully occupied by mid‑July 2026; he also presented a virtual walkthrough of the facility that the district plans to upload to its website and YouTube channel. The update did not include contract amounts or a final completion certificate; those details were not specified in the presentation.

Board members also received information about planned HVAC replacement work at Dunlap High School and a boiler replacement at HGES. No votes were recorded on the HVAC or boiler items at this meeting; the presentation was informational. Dr. Adreon and Transportation Director Dru Grandon noted that, for the first time in three years, the district is fully staffed on full‑time bus routes, a staffing milestone the district attributed to recent hiring and recruitment efforts.

The timeline for the training center and scheduling for the HVAC and boiler projects will be finalized through district operations and will be posted in follow-up materials, the presentation stated.