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Superintendent: Elementary, middle school projects on schedule; public budget hearing set for July

Brandon Valley School District 49-2 Board of Education · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Larson told the board that Brandon Valley Elementary and the middle school addition are on time and on budget; furniture and move-in plans are set for July, and a public budget hearing in July could lead to action. The first day of school for grades 1–12 is set for August 26.

Superintendent Larson updated the board on district construction and the upcoming school year timeline.

Larson reported that Brandon Valley Elementary is on time and on budget, with punch-list work and furniture delivery scheduled for early July and move-in expected in mid-to-late July. He said the Brandon Valley Middle School addition remains on schedule as well and emphasized the volume of projects across the district, including a switch gear replacement at the high school that will affect that facility during the summer.

Larson noted the next step in the budget process is a public budget hearing in July with potential action, and he confirmed the first day of school for grades 1–12 is August 26. He corrected the date for the district’s annual board of education meeting: that meeting will be held Monday, July 20.

Larson also thanked community partners — including Pizza Ranch and Suland Library — for their involvement with the district’s summer reading program.

The board asked no substantive follow-up questions about schedules during the report; the administration will proceed with the planned timelines and report back as needed.