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District outlines $232 million plan to rebuild Inglewood High School; demolition expected this summer
Summary
District leaders presented the Inglewood High School reconstruction as a multi-package $232,000,000 project that will demolish much of campus east of the gym, add four new classroom buildings (36 classrooms, six labs) and use a lease-leaseback delivery with a guaranteed maximum price; Package 1 is slated for state submission in early April and demolition later this summer.
Jordan Miles, the district's executive director of construction and facilities, told the board on March 12 that the reconstruction of Inglewood High School is the district's largest facilities project in decades and has been divided into multiple design packages to speed state review and start construction sooner.
Miles said Package 1 covers demolition of most campus buildings to the east of the gymnasium and construction of four new buildings totaling 36 classrooms, including six lab buildings, plus two non-classroom facilities for a cafeteria/multipurpose room and a student commons. "Package 1 is the largest of the packages that we'll be submitting to the state," Miles said, adding the district expects demolition to begin later this summer and major construction activities to continue through…
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