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Sloulin Elementary project 80% complete; opening planned for August 2026

Sloulin Elementary project presentation · February 12, 2026
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Summary

A presenter on a site tour said the Sloulin Elementary School construction is about 80% complete, is trending under budget, includes in-classroom bathrooms for K–1, and is scheduled to open in August 2026.

A presenter touring the Sloulin Elementary School construction site said the project is 80% complete and is "trending under budget," with an anticipated opening in August 2026.

The presenter described the administrative reception area intended for parent check-in and said each classroom in the kindergarten and first-grade wing will include a bathroom. "Each one of the classrooms in the kindergarten and 1st grade wing have a bathroom in them," the presenter said, highlighting a design feature meant to serve younger students.

At the media center the presenter noted long sightlines to the south and planned custom wall graphics that will "tell the story of the Sloulins," calling out interior finishes and visual elements intended for the school.

The on-site team named by the presenter included Ryan Anderson with JE Dunn and Nick Lippert with JLG Architects; Ms. Prady was also identified as present. The presenter said construction is progressing smoothly and that the team is "racing towards the finish line," adding that they are "hoping and anticipating to finish early."

No dollar amounts, contract details, or specific completion milestones beyond the 80% figure were provided during the tour. The presenter stated the school is scheduled to open in August 2026.

The update was delivered as an on-site walkthrough rather than a formal board briefing; no motions, votes, or formal actions were recorded during the remarks.