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District reports construction progress on TK early‑ed center, Volta modernization and $5M grant for early education center

Los Banos Unified School District Board of Trustees · May 8, 2025
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Summary

Facilities staff reported that the TK early‑education center is progressing through exterior finishes and utility hookups, Volta modernization is in demolition after abatement completion, fast chargers were commissioned and the district has received just over $5 million toward the early education center; staff requested Measure X oversight committee recruits.

District facilities staff told trustees the TK early‑education (TK) center and associated site work are advancing and long‑lead equipment has arrived, while other modernization projects move from abatement into construction.

In a May facilities update, staff reported that underground utilities for the TK center are nearly complete (about 98%), that buildings B and C (preschool buildings) have completed scratch and brown coats and that finish coats and interior work (HVAC, cabinetry, warming kitchen systems) are underway. The site electrical equipment the district ordered was delivered to the site so the district electrician can tie service into the office building and schedule power activation with PG&E. Fast chargers for buses were commissioned so transportation staff can begin familiarization runs before fall route use.

Volta modernization: staff said hazardous‑materials abatement and air‑clearance testing are complete and demolition has started (floors removed, demo to framing). The district is moving the Volta server room to a new administration office area and coordinating that work to avoid disruption.

Funding and oversight: Superintendent Dr. Marshall reported the district received a check for ‘‘a little bit over $5 million’’ to offset the cost of the early‑education center; facilities staff also reminded the board that the independent citizens oversight committee required by Prop 39 (Measure X) must be expanded to seven members and the district is actively recruiting candidates.

What happens next: Facilities staff will return with updated schedules and bid results as packages move to advertisement and award; the district plans outreach to recruit five additional independent oversight committee members.