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District says bond projects on schedule; high-school parking lot to be striped next week
Summary
Russell Parks told the Carman-Ainsworth board that bond-funded projects at Dye and Rankin elementaries are progressing on schedule and said the high-school parking lot is expected to be striped by the end of next week.
Russell Parks provided the board with an update on the district's bond projects during the June 23 meeting, reporting that work at Dye Elementary and Rankin Elementary is progressing according to the original timeline.
Mr. Parks told the board that "the high school parking lot is expected to be striped by the end of next week." Board members expressed appreciation to staff for the projects remaining on schedule.
Why it matters: progress on bond projects affects school operations and safety, including parking and drop-off circulation at the high school; on-schedule construction reduces risk of disruption to the upcoming school year.
No action was required; the item was presented as a staff report and no vote was taken.
