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Corsicana ISD board hears summer demolition and asbestos-abatement update for ongoing bond work

Corsicana ISD Board of Trustees · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Board members received a progress report on summer demolition and bond-funded renovations: asbestos abatement is complete in classrooms, two older stairwells required special removal (using contingency funds), roof drains are 80% done and interior walls are about 75% finished; cleaning starts ahead of teachers’ return.

The Corsicana ISD Board of Trustees received a bond-project update as part of its regular meeting, with staff reporting that summer demolition and asbestos abatement are largely complete and construction is on schedule.

Ken, introduced by the chair, told trustees that “asbestos abatement is totally complete” in the classrooms and that two of the oldest stairwells required special, piece‑by‑piece removal and disposal after asbestos was discovered. He said the district spent contingency funds to handle the special abatement and disposal requirements.

That work dovetails with several other construction milestones: roof drains are about 80% complete, interior walls are roughly 75% finished (pending taping and bedding), and the kitchen canopy demo is about 98% complete, according to Ken. He said cleaning crews will begin the next day to prepare classrooms for teachers returning for the school year, and that installation of new egress stairways is scheduled for the final week of construction.

Mary, the project architect introduced by the chair, summarized upcoming permitting and contracting steps, including out-for-bid site and transportation packages and a phasing plan that keeps classes operating while additions are built. She said project documents will undergo a 90% review for third‑party storm‑shelter compliance under the International Building Code before final sign‑off.

Trustees did not take any formal votes on the bond project during this update. The district plans further construction and bidding updates at upcoming meetings as contract GMPs and permit reviews are finalized.