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Board gets updates on minor capital projects, stadium lights and athletic turf plans
Summary
Facilities staff reported progress on multiple minor capital projects funded through bonds, including restroom renovations, phased LED lighting, cooling tower wall replacement, new stadium lighting under contract with Techline, and artificial turf design pending county approval.
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The Reno County School Board received a status report on minor capital projects funded by minor capital bonds, covering work at several schools and athletic facilities.
Mr. Todd Cables (facilities) said carpenters are converting classrooms at North Side High for nutrition/food‑service uses, LED lighting and ceiling replacement at Hidden Valley Middle will occur in phased outages (first phase during the election weekend, remaining phases over school breaks), and demolition and wall replacement at Fort Lewis to accommodate a taller cooling tower is underway.
At Northside High School, Cables said the district has contracted Techline to install new stadium lights and has requested a new 480‑volt service; the new system will be built alongside the existing poles to avoid interruptions to events. Hidden Valley High School’s artificial turf project has completed survey work and design documents are with the engineer; once approved by the county (Ronaldo/Reno County as referenced in the presentation), construction may begin with a goal to finish before spring sports.
Snack bar renovations at Cavespring High School were described as moving to pre‑construction and requiring an electrical service upgrade; restroom renovations at North Side High are nearing completion. Cables said many projects are scheduled to minimize student disruption and that phase scheduling and contracting decisions were made to facilitate work during school breaks.
Board members did not take final votes on these items during the work session; the updates will inform scheduling and consent agenda items at future meetings.

